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Deeds of variation
buttercup65
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I am selling my shared ownership flat and its leasehold. I have been waiting 4 months along the sale and 10 days ago I was told that I would have to pay 780 inc vat (which I done) or else I would have to get a cash buyer. This is because of Deeds of variation. How much longer do I have to wait because Land registery ?
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Can't be sure but..... there seems to be a lot of information missing. WHO told you that you would need a DOV? WHY did they tell you that? What has your conveyancer said about it?#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3662
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All very good questions. But, the OP wants to be told that he/she did nothing wrong when buying the property in the first place, and it's all a terrible injustice. Constructive advice about how to avoid traps like this in future is not welcome.JGB1955 said:Can't be sure but..... there seems to be a lot of information missing. WHO told you that you would need a DOV? WHY did they tell you that? What has your conveyancer said about it?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1
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