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Being pestered by the buyer after completion!
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Don’t answer the door, and if he’s bothering you via text/email/social media then reply one last time saying something like “We have nothing to do with the house any more. Any issues should be addressed to the warranty company as we have no involvement.”He’s treating you like a new build developer (company) rather than an individual seller.2
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If it's turned to physical assault, then involve the police.concorde1987 said:... This all came to blows this morning ...
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Not much help but this is the reason i will not build next to where i live.
You need to distance yourself . its bad enough they are just next door. As others have said Tell them to use a solicitor or go through warranty providers.
hope it does not escalate
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“Against stupidity the gods themselves contend in vain”macman said:Unfortunately, your buyer is clearly a deluded idiot, and nobody can legislate for that. Just refuse to answer the door if he calls again.
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Maybe you need to put it in writing to him (preferably by a solicitor)1
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