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#829856 09/03/2025 10:06 AM
by mph
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I'm considering an offer on a repossessed property, owned by the bank.

The property has been empty for several years and the owner has basically "done a runner".

Being a corporate sale, even if my offer is accepted, the property will remain advertised until contracts are exchanged. In addition a public notice will be generated advising the sale value and inviting higher offers, again valid until contracts are exchanged

Hence I'd like to complete in double quick time in order to reduce my chances of being gazumped with the subsequent loss of several hundred pounds in various fees.

Does anyone have experience of fast-tracking the conveyancing in similar circumstances ?
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#829986 Sep 5th a 09:06 AM
by Sir Percival
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You could always ask Angela, sure she would know a way round things!

Sir P
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