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I am on the verge of backing out of a property sale. What are my options? [Merged]
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Your options are to back out or proceed.
Only you can decide which you do.1 -
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
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Gosh - do you think so? That hadn’t occurred to me at all…BonaDea said:EssexHebridean notes a meaning of 'fobbing': 'where superfluous amounts of froth are created ... resulting in a lot of wasted time for those having to deal with it.'
This seems to me an excellent description of what the OP is up to.
Nope - that’s not what it indicates. Did you ever read the Great Dane/Bag for Life thread?! 😆Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
🎉 MORTGAGE FREE (First time!) 30/09/2016 🎉 And now we go again…New mortgage taken 01/09/23 🏡
Balance as at 01/09/23 = £115,000.00 Balance as at 31/12/23 = £112,000.00
Balance as at 31/08/24 = £105,400.00 Balance as at 31/12/24 = £102,500.00
Balance as at 31/08/25 = £ 95,450.00
£100k barrier broken 1/4/25SOA CALCULATOR (for DFW newbies): SOA Calculatorshe/her3 -
Maybe, after completion (or not), the OP could camp out in a caravan in the front garden while the current owners continue living in the house - at least if the security gates are working that will be a lower risk activityEssexHebridean said:Nope - that’s not what it indicates. Did you ever read the Great Dane/Bag for Life thread?! 😆
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That vehicle combo was used by a WUM on the motoring forum a few years ago, kept coming back under a number of user names. Think one was something like dark starartyboy said:
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
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"Dark Matters"MysteryMe said:
That vehicle combo was used by a WUM on the motoring forum a few years ago, kept coming back under a number of user names. Think one was something like dark starartyboy said:
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales2 -
artyboy said:
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
That's not going to work. Need to remember that this property is already full of cars..Probate property with cars left. who will own them?.3 -
I am smiling at the OP calling the executor difficult just because they’re not acquiescing to all his requests.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.1 -
He would have a gate and he would just need to spend a small amount of money to fix the electrics.MysteryMe said:
That vehicle combo was used by a WUM on the motoring forum a few years ago, kept coming back under a number of user names. Think one was something like dark starartyboy said:
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
Surely worth it to protect his fleet of cars, assuming there is room for them all.1 -
Plenty of room in his imaginationsheramber said:MysteryMe said:
That vehicle combo was used by a WUM on the motoring forum a few years ago, kept coming back under a number of user names. Think one was something like dark starartyboy said:
To be fair, if I had a fleet of supercars like the OP has (plus a Yaris for good measure), I'd probably consider a secure gated compound to be quite important...Mutton_Geoff said:Maybe it's one of those "Modern Method" auctions?
Anyhow, continued replies indicate posters haven't had a peek at the OP's track record
Surely worth it to protect his fleet of cars, assuming there is room for them all.If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales5
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