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Because it’s not my place and because it’s not my money I’d firmly and politely tell them to do one.
That said if you need the money you could try a small concession with final reduction, i.e. this is it, it’s going back on the market if you don’t accept and get the purchase through in x weeks.
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As I've had an offer accepted elsewhere, I've said I'll take off £500 towards the DPC he doesn't need to buy. Answer by tomorrow. Or I'll withdraw from market. (With a view to staying for a year and changing layout which I think will increase value)
I mean. It's the World Cup in a month. And then the TdF. I need to know where the fuck I'm gonna be sitting.
Hairingtons
^ Nice!
But omg. It's get's worse. Sorry, have to vent.
Buyer's 2nd survey wasn't a survey. It was another builder. So he's obviously just supplied a quote for a DPC. Buyer is basing all his stupid decisions on these quotes. For work. That doesn't need doing.
He has sent a copy of the builder report/quote. Along with a photo of 'damp'. You won't believe it. It's fucking paint. PAINT. It's where there was a really patchy paint job done by previous owner. I've touched it up. There's a slight difference in tone/colour I guess.
Fucking damp. My arse.
EDIT - I'm going to live with Chris.