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Where to stay...?
r7otl
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Purchaser of our house (in SE London) wants us to complete on 18th June.
That would leave us in need of temporary accommodation for about three weeks.
We could...
(a) stay in a hotel
(b) Airbnb
(c) stay with family (at least for some of the period)
Anyone have any other alternatives we haven't thought about?
That would leave us in need of temporary accommodation for about three weeks.
We could...
(a) stay in a hotel
(b) Airbnb
(c) stay with family (at least for some of the period)
Anyone have any other alternatives we haven't thought about?
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Yes you could just complete 3 weeks later, when it suits you.!!
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(d) Tent
(e) Spend some of it taking a week or two holiday0 -
Finally, time to visit the South Sandwich Islands!
https://www.exodus.co.uk/south-georgia-and-south-sandwich-islands-holidays
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Completion dates should be a mutual agreement between both parties. Sounds like you are bending over backwards to suit them at a huge inconvenience for yourself. Personally I would be going back to them to negotiate an alternative date that suits you both.
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We originally agreed to complete before end of stamp duty holiday; I suppose an alternative date a week or so later is doable.Deleted_User said:Completion dates should be a mutual agreement between both parties. Sounds like you are bending over backwards to suit them at a huge inconvenience for yourself. Personally I would be going back to them to negotiate an alternative date that suits you both.0 -
I'll suggest it to the wife!moneysavinghero said:(d) Tent
(e) Spend some of it taking a week or two holiday0
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