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Advice on resolution of estate agent error
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The builders are paying the selling fees?notreallysure1 said:
There are no estate agent fees as she is buying a new build and the builders are paying their fees so can't negotiate on that.Albermarle said:
I would expect there will have to be some negotiation/compromise on both sides, to avoid a potentially costly legal dispute.
The OP might have to be happy with the EA waiving their sales fee for example.1 -
They are paying the estate agent fees, yes.DE_612183 said:
The builders are paying the selling fees?notreallysure1 said:
There are no estate agent fees as she is buying a new build and the builders are paying their fees so can't negotiate on that.Albermarle said:
I would expect there will have to be some negotiation/compromise on both sides, to avoid a potentially costly legal dispute.
The OP might have to be happy with the EA waiving their sales fee for example.0 -
Does she have a contract with the EA ort does the builders?notreallysure1 said:
They are paying the estate agent fees, yes.DE_612183 said:
The builders are paying the selling fees?notreallysure1 said:
There are no estate agent fees as she is buying a new build and the builders are paying their fees so can't negotiate on that.Albermarle said:
I would expect there will have to be some negotiation/compromise on both sides, to avoid a potentially costly legal dispute.
The OP might have to be happy with the EA waiving their sales fee for example.1
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