corradoboy

Agreed. We replaced ours with basic white plastic stuff before we moved. Would have cost us another £400 to fit out the new house with the nice stuff if we hadn't. Wouldn't leave bare wires though, that's just low

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Have seen this before, some freinds moved in to an expensive house, with three small kids, they got the keys later afternoon, got in, it went dark and there were no lights, not even ceiling roses, all the bathroom fittings (i.e towel rails etc). Not impressed, they vented their anger by going to B and Q and being very racist about the previous occupants, dont know why that helped but they were very angry.

J4CKO

iTrader: (1)

Basically I thionk you can change the fitting when you know you are moving, when someone comes to see you house thats how it should be sold, neighbours changed over the road, new ones werent impressed with the loft full of crap and piles of rubble hidden in the garden.

Heard about one where they found a huge plastic drum in the garden, wondered what it was for, turned out the owner had been scooping dog **** from his two hounds into it for ten years along with the rotting body of one of the dogs, it started to split when they tried to move it.

corradoboy

They are obliged to leave the house clear of all possessions, including rubbish. If they refuse to come and remove all their items within a reasonable timescale, you can have it removed and sue them for the costs. As for the drum of $h!t, I'd have had my solicitor sorting that one out with Environmental Health Dept.