Moving

Well this is of no Interest to anyone but me and my wife and fledgelings after years in the same House we decided to sell up and move we found a nice 1floor flat house sold subject to contract in 2days as long as our buyer doesn't pull out the hard part up to now has been the move bloody hard work a lot of heart ache now almost wishing we started out on this trip although we are sure we have made the right decision.I just had to get it of my chest as I am knackered and fed up of boxes feel better now thanks.
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Good luck Steve….having just done the same myself, I found the moving bit the easiest (I just paid someone to do it!). Selling however, was a complete nightmare, mainly caused by solicitors not doing their jobs properly. But now in our new pad, and happy as Larry.

Enjoy your new place.

Al

Yep all my kids thought they would save us a few hundred quid and moved us but blooming hard work this is our final move and your solicitor lord help my buyer wants to move fast fat chance there me thinks😤

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Originally Posted by ap1

Good luck Steve….having just done the same myself, I found the moving bit the easiest (I just paid someone to do it!). Selling however, was a complete nightmare, mainly caused by solicitors not doing their jobs properly. But now in our new pad, and happy as Larry.

Enjoy your new place.

Al

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Does that mean you should be telling me your new address, for lottery winnings purposes??

KMJ

Keith hahahaha😁😁

Probably….you and a thousand others. pm enroute

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Originally Posted by Keith Jones 989

Does that mean you should be telling me your new address, for lottery winnings purposes??

KMJ

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Hi Al,

I had a run in with a nationally prominent (at the time) solicitor/conveyancer a couple of years ago over a house purchase.

In his bundle of 'Information for Purchasers' were 7 or 8 A4 pages of the penalties that they would impose upon me if I did (or did not do) something wrong, or if I did something late. All of it telling me quite clearly the financial penalty I would have to pay in those circumstances.

After reading this I penned a note explaining that they had forgotten to include, in the package, details of what I could expect from them if they made the same mistakes, and I would be grateful if they could forward it so that I could make a fully informed decision on whether to use their services or not.

Got a letter, by return, letting me know they were declining to take me on as a client!

KMJ

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Originally Posted by ap1

Good luck Steve….having just done the same myself, I found the moving bit the easiest (I just paid someone to do it!). Selling however, was a complete nightmare, mainly caused by solicitors not doing their jobs properly. But now in our new pad, and happy as Larry.

Enjoy your new place.

Al

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Originally Posted by steve bird

Keith hahahaha😁😁

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Some things NEVER change, Steve, all infantry Part 2 Order Clerks know how difficult it is to get soldiers to tell the powers that be any changes to their personal details.

imagine that, nowadays, with email etc, that it is much easier for them!