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What a shot Rory!

It is not enjoyable at the minute! Thankfully the market isn't crazy busy at the moment so there is more chance of getting transactions completed.

The mortgage company will only carry out a basic valuation to establish the value of the property, they will not commission a full homebuyer's survey.

Pathetic defending all round

Still Cooper out, a last minute winner isn't going to change that. Should have battered them, a poor team with a poor manager

30 years is well outside the enforcement period for either Planning or Building Regulations. As long as you are happy with the construction of the extension an indemnity policy is more than sufficient.

They are starting to crack down on side hustles. If you are taking over £1k a year revenue you have to complete a self assessment and declare your profits

The market is pretty bouyant at the minute, anything priced right is selling relatively quickly

Great start for the Lions

Are you remortgaging or looking to buy? Some banks offer "free legals" where they instruct their own solicitors. Otherwise, you will need to instruct a solicitor

Yes he is very good. Best striker I have used

They can be turned around within 1 working day. This happens quite often where the banks mess people around with the closing statement

Generally around 1 to 1.5% depending on the agent. A lot are offering a bit lower now as the market is quiet

To close the isa, you just go into the bank and close the account and provide the closing statement and a first time buyer declaration to their solicitor. They then arrange the bonus to be paid to the solicitors on completion. It shouldn't delay the transaction unless the bank insist on sending the closing statement by post which a couple of banks do

Unreal tonight. Sarah couldn't do anything against him

Signed

It's worth doing, at least you would know if there are any covenants that are going to cause you an issue. If there is anything in there which you are not sure on give me a shout and I will have a quick look for you.

Yes that would be the document that contains the covenants. There will usually be a transfer of your property in your title which would contain the same covenants. I don't know whether you have kept the copy of your paperwork from when you bought but your solicitor would have sent you a copy. Alternatively you can download a copy of the document from Land registry

Are there any entries on your deeds which say "copy filed"? These are usually old transfers / conveyances which contain the restrictive covenants

Are they having a mortgage? If so, their lender will not agree to this

Yeah looking like 3am! Work is going to be tough tomorrow!

We offered the advertised figure when buying ours. It got rejected but it was a starting point, the agents pretty much told us what the seller wanted when we offered though and we were happy to pay that

The solicitors can make an application to have the application expedited if it is holding up another transaction. Have they done this? The Land Registry will require proof of the sale and will normally complete the application within ten days once this has been done. I had to make a similar request on one where the Land Registry had been sitting on the application for a while and they completed it within a few days.

Aguero from the tots pack, every time I try to leave this game it sucks me back in

Got Mane from the ultimate tots pack, happy with that!