I am one of those people who nothing ever goes smoothly for, it's a bit of a joke amongst people who know me, it's like if it's going to go wrong it will and it's usually on a grand scale 😂
An example would be putting out house up for sale, contacted agents to come and see property and then massive water leak that meant ceiling and floors had to be replaced etc. And delayed putting it up for sale for 7 months, which went up the day of the EU vote and resulted in new viewings for months.
Anyhoo ... we had a cash offer, accepted, someone died near my mums, put a note though the door, they called showed us house, make a cheeky offer and it was accepted. All good, contacted solictors, filled in mass amounts of paper work, sent off, got a mortgage in principle, all good, surveys in both houses done; no problems we know of, mortgage Happy to proceed and sent out full mortgage paper work to use and solicitor.
So what is still left to go wrong?
I am assuming a lot but we can't figure how what, nothing's ever gone smoothly and everyone I know who sold recently has massive issues, so I'm trying to prepare for the worse! 😂