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When to negotiate money following survey
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What’s the work that needs doing urgently?2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0 -
Talk to the Estate Agent. Let them know your thoughts. Ultimate will come to negotiation with the vendor and whether a compromise can be reached.0
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habssac said:I don't want to give too much detail incase its outing, but there are essentially holes in the roof and something significant missing from the waste pipes.
My question isn't really about whether I should negotiate though, more when the best time is to do it if I think my buyer may also want to negotiate with me.
In terms of timing i would say as soon as possible so it doesn't delay things too much.0 -
You need to be negotiating now. It sounds like you want to wait to hear your buyer has to say so you know where you stand on the house you are buying.
If you want your seller to take you seriously you should be asking when you know of the issues not a few weeks down the line.
Your buyer and seller negotiations are seperate and while you may see them as linked the others frankly don't care what your issues in other parts of the chain are1 -
Think there is a good chance our buyer will do the same to us, which may impact whether we need to negotiate even more up the chain
Why will your buyer do the same? Are you aware of some issues with your own house and they have had a survey done ?
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If you are going to negotiate the earlier the better.Whether your buyer may or may not also negotiate is entirely separate and irrelent in terms of your purchase.2
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I would ask now, as your chain could calapseDon't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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