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Solicitors and sellers funds
johnnw_2
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I have been fortunate enough to sell my house this week and it's a big relief. I was wondering how long it generally takes for solicitors to release funds to the seller?. There is a mortgage to redeem but my solicitors already sent me a redemption statement that was just dependent on the completion date. Any advice on when I should be expecting to see the funds (minus solicitors fees of course???)
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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The same day as completion. Ask them to pay them straight to your bank account on receipt from the buyer.0
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Thanks ... will do
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What I should have added of course is that if you were in a chain, you would need those funds immediately. The fact that you are at the end of the chain does not mean there should be any delay in releasing funds to you.0
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