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Islamic mortgage - exchange and complete same day?
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canaldumidi said:What do you want? Same day exchange/Compleion? A one week gap? Two weeks?Have you informed /instructed your solicitor accordingly? You are just as entitiled to insist on your preference as your sellers.If there's a conflict, then it's down to negotiation and one side and/or the orher compromising.
Our solicitor replied to us yesterday and wasnt aware that it was a simultaneous exchange and completion so we've asked her to go back and ask why this is a requirement. It sounds like our buyers solicitor isn't communicating any of this to our solicitor (but did to our estate agent?!).0 -
TripleH said:Is the Islamic mortgage on the property you're buying or being used to buy your property?Is the issue around redemption of the mortgage?1
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Cheers, if it was your seller I wondered if there were repayment rules that prompted this.If they're a FTB, your buyer may misunderstand the rules or it could be the norm. when their family bought. I'd talk to your solicitor to discuss this with theirs. Think you need to push your solicitor to be proactive on this and chase them until they clarify the position.If it is a Sharia mortgage, you'd expect their solicitor 'should' know the rules behind exchange and completion.May you find your sister soon Helli.
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Bluey27 said:canaldumidi said:What do you want? Same day exchange/Compleion? A one week gap? Two weeks?Have you informed /instructed your solicitor accordingly? You are just as entitiled to insist on your preference as your sellers.If there's a conflict, then it's down to negotiation and one side and/or the orher compromising.
Our solicitor replied to us yesterday and wasnt aware that it was a simultaneous exchange and completion so we've asked her to go back and ask why this is a requirement. It sounds like our buyers solicitor isn't communicating any of this to our solicitor (but did to our estate agent?!).3 -
When preparing to sell we did notify the agent we'd not be prepared to accept offers from anyone with an AIP from an Islamic mortgage company - past dealing with them were incredibly frustrating, and it's not an experience I wish to repeat.0
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canaldumidi said:Bluey27 said:canaldumidi said:What do you want? Same day exchange/Compleion? A one week gap? Two weeks?Have you informed /instructed your solicitor accordingly? You are just as entitiled to insist on your preference as your sellers.If there's a conflict, then it's down to negotiation and one side and/or the orher compromising.
Our solicitor replied to us yesterday and wasnt aware that it was a simultaneous exchange and completion so we've asked her to go back and ask why this is a requirement. It sounds like our buyers solicitor isn't communicating any of this to our solicitor (but did to our estate agent?!).
Our current house was a new build when purchased which went very smoothly and so this is all new to us.
I suppose we naively didn't even think of exchange and completion on the same day being on the table (and it turns our our solicitor didn't know either).
In hindsight we probably should have been more direct about what we want and were relying on the solicitor to ask us these questions when it got to that stage. We know for next time if we ever move again!0 -
if you haven't exchanged there is still time to say you want a few days between exchange and completion2
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mattyprice4004 said:When preparing to sell we did notify the agent we'd not be prepared to accept offers from anyone with an AIP from an Islamic mortgage company - past dealing with them were incredibly frustrating, and it's not an experience I wish to repeat.I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0
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