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You could ignore it too, I'd have thought. They could alsways pay for one themselves.
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I would say if they want it then they need to pay for it.
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I think this is a pretty standard request, along with things like recent boiler service record, where the answer is often "don't have one". Then it's up to the buyer whether they organise and pay for it.
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We’ve accepted an offer on our place from some first time buyers.
Filling out the Property Information Form for the solicitors and they’ve asked for elec certifs for any work carried out or an EICR.
We had some downlights put in the extension and also lights in new en-suite a while ago. Neither were signed off.
Am thinking of getting someone round to do an EICR.
Will that be enough? I know it’s bound to bring up a fair few issues.