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Selling items as part of a house sale.
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Agreed, what's it worth? £50?lincroft1710 said:A 5/6 year old washing machine has little secondhand value. if your buyers don't mess you around, just leave it for them.
I would just say its included on the fixtures and fitting form and just leave it there.0 -
Thank you all for your replies. This is being done through the solicitors. We had listed white goods as optional in the information form. I was about to reply to the solicitor's email confirming that the buyers were interested in buying the washing machine when I thought I didn't want to get into the situation where they paid for it and after (eg.) 3 uses it broke down and they wanted their money back. Its only £100 so not worth lots of hassle.No. 5 in the 'Save 12k for 2021' thread.
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So, you tell your solicitor what you've told us, and let them sort out what the contract should say.letiss7 said:Thank you all for your replies. This is being done through the solicitors. We had listed white goods as optional in the information form. I was about to reply to the solicitor's email confirming that the buyers were interested in buying the washing machine when I thought I didn't want to get into the situation where they paid for it and after (eg.) 3 uses it broke down and they wanted their money back. Its only £100 so not worth lots of hassle.2 -
Good idea. Why didn't I think of thatuser1977 said:
So, you tell your solicitor what you've told us, and let them sort out what the contract should say.letiss7 said:Thank you all for your replies. This is being done through the solicitors. We had listed white goods as optional in the information form. I was about to reply to the solicitor's email confirming that the buyers were interested in buying the washing machine when I thought I didn't want to get into the situation where they paid for it and after (eg.) 3 uses it broke down and they wanted their money back. Its only £100 so not worth lots of hassle.
No. 5 in the 'Save 12k for 2021' thread.
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Blimey the hardest part is getting rid of an old washing machine, you're lucky they'll have it at all.
As a favour we said the vendors could leave their dishwasher and a cupboard because they'd got built in ones at their new property.
They thanked us with a bottle of gin ☺️
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