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Blotto17
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I’m four months into the purchasing process. I am waiting on three separate enquires from the sellers solicitors. The first two seem reasonably doable. The third one sounds a bit tricky..
We are waiting on a response from the management company in relation to a Deed of Variation that my solicitor has requested as the original Transfer Deed does not exclude something which it should and my mortgage lender will require this.
We are waiting on a response from the management company in relation to a Deed of Variation that my solicitor has requested as the original Transfer Deed does not exclude something which it should and my mortgage lender will require this.
Apparently this may be problematic. Can anyone break this down for me?
And if there is an issue does that mean if the sale falls through because of it - will the next buyer face the same problem again? Or is it just people like me who are buying with the help of a mortgage. I’m frustrated to be coming across such issues so late into the process.
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