My solicitor advised me to get the central heating system checked/serviced on the house I am purchasing, at the vendor's expense. New one on me, but apparently it's common now and it was the final hurdle before exchange, so my plumber went out yesterday.
I haven't spoken to him yet, but from his email it sounds as though there is a major problem. It is an oldish system (late 80s) so quite possible it will need serious £££ spent or a whole new system.
Would it be correct form to lower the agreed offered price to cover the entire repair/replacement costs? Anyone been in the same situation and if so what happened?
Thank you!
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Ready to exchange but problem with central heating
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Redhound · 23/02/2016 21:46
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