^ I would definitely be asking a lot of questions in that situation if I were the buyer. If it’s obviously been freshly done up that’s one thing, but if it seems like there’s something making living there sufficiently intolerable for the vendor to suck up the costs of moving again so frequently, that’s a huge red flag that I would try to investigate.
Has the market really picked up that much in 6 months? I imagine the solicitor is anticipating the moment when his / her client’s mortgage valuation comes back at the lower transaction price, which might be a problem if they are on a very high LTV deal.
^ I would definitely be asking a lot of questions in that situation if I were the buyer. If it’s obviously been freshly done up that’s one thing, but if it seems like there’s something making living there sufficiently intolerable for the vendor to suck up the costs of moving again so frequently, that’s a huge red flag that I would try to investigate.
Has the market really picked up that much in 6 months? I imagine the solicitor is anticipating the moment when his / her client’s mortgage valuation comes back at the lower transaction price, which might be a problem if they are on a very high LTV deal.