Selling a house

[Rose28454]

If she kicks up too much of a fuss he may well pull out or reduce his price. I would tell her to keep out of it. Once she hands they keys over it is nothing to do with her and it is not worth risking her forever home for. The only thing she could go on, it the fact that the estate agent hasn't given permission for the photos to be used, but again thats not her fight.

They’ve exchanged contract so don’t think he can pull out. Estate agent have told him about the photos already. Onward to next week she’s working today and I’ve got her 5 year old as the little one and her dad have covid. Very excited for them as she’s spent 4 years building her cleaning business to be able to get this house. We’ll deserved so I won’t let anyone ruin it
Her main problem now is the 5 year old doesn’t want anything thrown away ie given to charity . My late mum who died 8 weeks ago was a hoarder so looks like great granddaughter has inherited it from her

 

[rubyred66]

Thank you Oh dear… nope I’m not having people that hard to get hold of I’m dreading the doing the whole process again, it took 5 and a half months last time and there was no chain!
Brilliant advice, thank you



Great idea, thank you! Yeah, I’m defo not having that! The process is slow enough without having to chase estate agents, I found last time, they were after us!

I lived in, almost commutable distance to London, so years ago when we last sold. I put a post up on Facebook of all places and a private buyer approached us, zero fees.

Previous to that, following a divorce, I picked 3 local agents and simply choose the cheapest. Depending on the area, it will sell. New builds are tricky to sell so my husband tells me and he worked on sites.