Planning permission
May 17th 2013, 11:00 am
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Re: Planning permission
Excellent! Thanks again for the advice! Im going to make an offer with a clause in the promissory contract, which will be held by my solicitor and will be refunded if the planning is not granted. Fingers crossed! Oh, and can I get the name of the builder merchants you use Cleri? Cheers, Kris
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May 17th 2013, 11:39 am
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Re: Planning permission
What does the Caderneta Predial state,do the existing structures have habitation lisences.
Your lawyer can find this out in just a few hours do not even consider any payment until you have checked this out.
Do not rely on money being " held " the sellers agent probably has agreement to take part as commission for the sale plus the legal costs etc etc.
Your lawyer can find this out in just a few hours do not even consider any payment until you have checked this out.
Do not rely on money being " held " the sellers agent probably has agreement to take part as commission for the sale plus the legal costs etc etc.
May 29th 2013, 6:04 am
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Re: Planning permission
What does the Caderneta Predial state,do the existing structures have habitation lisences.
Your lawyer can find this out in just a few hours do not even consider any payment until you have checked this out.
Do not rely on money being " held " the sellers agent probably has agreement to take part as commission for the sale plus the legal costs etc etc.
Your lawyer can find this out in just a few hours do not even consider any payment until you have checked this out.
Do not rely on money being " held " the sellers agent probably has agreement to take part as commission for the sale plus the legal costs etc etc.
May 29th 2013, 6:05 am
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Re: Planning permission
This was one of them
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May 29th 2013, 6:09 am
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Re: Planning permission
I still would not go ahead, It could take you anything like 12-24 months to get project approval. Do you want to wait that long.
