Removing from the market

paulsd_2

Hi

Removed.....

LandyAndy

I did this, the other way round, in 1989.

There should be no comeback from the EA as they didn't 'introduce' you.

My transaction went through very smoothly and was a good solution to our problem. No doubt your solicitor will give you the low down on the procedure. Unfortunately my memory of events 19 years ago is too vague to offer reliable advice:o

puffinmuffin

Hi am currently being bought out of the house i owned with my ex. The procedure has been as follows, assuming you have a mortgage in both names. Ex goes to mortgage lender to explain what he wants to do with pay slips and has a credit check, lender agrees he can afford the mortgage solo. Solicitors are instructed to draw up "transfer of equity" form which we both sign and he pays me a load of money! The solicitor is charging around £300. So, your first step is to approach the lender..

Jorgan_2

Your agent should have given you all the information regarding any fees owed before the property went on the market. The majority of agents work on a no sale, no fee basis, but some do charge an admin fee for withdrawing a property from sale, so check the wording on their paperwork.

paulsd_2

Thanks for the advice.