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Deed of variation
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Does everyone sign the same paper so it goes back and forth?0
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[Deleted User] said:I have been waiting to exchange contracts for 4 weeks however it is being held up the chain due to a deed of variation.
I am not getting any more detail from solicitors / Estate agents other than still waiting on the deed of variation. It seems like the purchase is not progressing at all.
Should I be concerned?PhilSmith10 said:
I am not getting any more detail from solicitors / Estate agents other than still waiting on the deed of variation. It seems like the purchase is not progressing at all.
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Is @[DeletedUser] with no posts, @PhilSmith10?
Very confusing. I've seen @DeletedUser, posting in many old threads, but allegedly has no posts?
Only asking because I clicked on the thread to read the most recent post!0 -
@Boat_to_Bolivia in this thread DU is PS10.
Deleted user generally means they've left the forum and applies to numerous previous members, not specifically the same as the one in this thread.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.1 -
@MovingForwards thanks for explaining.MovingForwards said:@Boat_to_Bolivia in this thread DU is PS10.
Deleted user generally means they've left the forum and applies to numerous previous members, not specifically the same as the one in this thread.1
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