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Sale agreed, can I move it on?

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  • 28-07-2016 11:56pm
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    My buyers are cash buyers, according to my solicitor, their solicitor is very nick picky, if that makes sense?
    There's no major issues that I can see.
    I'm moving into rented accommodation in august & would really like if this sale went through before the beginning of September, when I have another mortgage payment due.

    Question is, do I leave it to solicitors to drag it out or is there anything I can do at all to make sure a sale goes through in August?
    Sale agreed since 2nd June.


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    Uriel.
    Registered Users Posts: 8,061 ✭✭✭Uriel.


    bubblypop wrote: »
    My buyers are cash buyers, according to my solicitor, their solicitor is very nick picky, if that makes sense?
    There's no major issues that I can see.
    I'm moving into rented accommodation in august & would really like if this sale went through before the beginning of September, when I have another mortgage payment due.

    Question is, do I leave it to solicitors to drag it out or is there anything I can do at all to make sure a sale goes through in August?
    Sale agreed since 2nd June.

    Well you could get your solicitors to insist on a closing date, but until contracts are signed there's not much you can do. Tell your solicitor you want a quick sale and get him to push the purchasers as much as possible, but unless you're willing to walk away from the sale there's little you can do


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    Archaeoliz
    Registered Users Posts: 142 ✭✭Archaeoliz


    Make sure you have absolutely all your paperwork in order and then keep chasing. Call people all the time (be nice though - not that you wouldn't be!). We had all sorts of complications with the purchase of our house and could have been done in a couple of weeks if our vendor had been ready. The vendor's estate agent said if I hadn't been on the case it would have taken months more. Learn who is doing what at what point and then make sure you chase the right person and be pro-active. However, be warned some solicitors will charge more if they have to continually respond to your contact. Good luck!


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