Just lost our new house with 1 day to go :(
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I think you need to insure NOW because you have exchanged and now your responsibility. I am sure I will be corrected if wrong but worth a phone call to your insurers. IIRC I did this but company kept existing insurance in place until we moved without extra premium. DL
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
Just realised, people who know we are moving (Dales, Bob T, Scoobychick, 200bhp+ etc) will think this thread is about the new house from the thread title
Glad this ones worked out mate - good luck with completing and getting in there - that pug needs its home
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I know an insurance brokers that might be able to help with that one
+ need to chat about website changes at some point.... Tom
+ need to chat about website changes at some point.... Tom
Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
9 months laster, and just exchanged contracts today on another new house, and mightily glad that the original sale fell through, which resulted in this thread.
The new house is much better, much bigger, in a nicer area and only cost about 33% more.
Moving in 2pm this Friday, fairly sure nothing else can go wrong from now on in.
Anyone nkow when I need to insure the new house, from now, or from completion on Friday??
The new house is much better, much bigger, in a nicer area and only cost about 33% more.
Moving in 2pm this Friday, fairly sure nothing else can go wrong from now on in.
Anyone nkow when I need to insure the new house, from now, or from completion on Friday??
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This cant happen in Scotland, laws here dont allow you to pull out of house deals. Should be the same law all over the UK
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Suresh, this thread was originally from March when our first attempt sale fell through, we've now exchanged on a 2nd better house and all is well
It is a crap system though.
It is a crap system though.
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Glad its all come together finally.
Congrats
Congrats
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well done Si - how big is the garage? Enough space for all your Pugs?
I was gutted about having to pull out of buying what I thought was our dream house. 2 years later, we bought a FAR better one for thirty grand less!
All's well that ends well...
I was gutted about having to pull out of buying what I thought was our dream house. 2 years later, we bought a FAR better one for thirty grand less!
All's well that ends well...
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
Just realised, people who know we are moving (Dales, Bob T, Scoobychick, 200bhp+ etc) will think this thread is about the new house from the thread title
Glad it wasn't good luck for Friday...when's the house warming
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Cheers Brendan, thats the only downside, small garage but enough for the 205. More importantly there is room to expand it later on.
Jonathan, will let you know mate Sure we can arrange something
Jonathan, will let you know mate Sure we can arrange something
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