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What professional?

peaches79 · 2008-04-06 19:49:35

Is there such a thing as a professional negotiator who would be able to give advise on dealing with property developers? Would a specialist solicitor have right knowledge? How much would fees for such a service likely be? Any recommendations, dublin and further north??

06-04-2008 8:49pm

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peaches79

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Is there such a thing as a professional negotiator who would be able to give advise on dealing with property developers? Would a specialist solicitor have right knowledge?

How much would fees for such a service likely be?
Any recommendations, dublin and further north??

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#2 06-04-2008 8:58pm

Tom Young

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Solicitors would, yes. Lobbyists in some cases also, it depends. Fees - percentage of the deal, usually between 1 and 3% but it depends.

Recommendations - No.

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#3 06-04-2008 9:02pm

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Thank you

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#4 07-04-2008 2:25pm

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You are quite vague in your question, you don't explain whether the developer painted your house the worng colours or whether you are building a new city.

In certain circumstances, higher-end estate agents, quantity surveyors or indeed any construction professional who is both technically and financially astute.

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#5 07-04-2008 3:55pm

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I know and sorry about that, think I have found someone who can help though. Thanks

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