The estate agent has just rung me to let me know the potential buyers want to go to the property on Saturday to measure up. Surely the estate agent will accompany them - won’t they?
My son is having kittens - he thinks the sale is going to fall through.
I’m more relaxed about it. The potential buyer apparently works at an estate agent ( not mine) so I was mildly suspicious about a few ‘tricks of the trade’ being played. I shall just stick to my guns though and be prepared to re-list if necessary
When we were buying on the other side of the country the vendors were happy to allow our daughter to take measurements or even to do it themselves for us, we once called them to ask if a piece of furniture would fit in an alcove.
No, you wont, Ric. That's for the buyers and their mortgage company (if applicable). You can fully expect after the survey that the potential purchasers try and knock you down. Be prepared to stand your ground!
I now have a letter from my solicitor with - amongst other things - ‘the buyer would like you to have the electrics and gas checked and Supply a service report’. Now I have spoken to a few people and none of them said they had been asked for such a thing. Is this usual?