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Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers yes they put down a deposit. No I have checked with my solicitor there is no clause to allow them to withdraw because of a survey. My solicitor does not want to get involved with this part of the transaction and has informed me that the...

Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers The reason why I have posted is because I wanted advice about my situation. I am giving the full story, it would not be much point me telling half the story because the advice I get would not have any relevance to my situation.

Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers I would not say so, up to now I have followed my solicitors advice to the letter. I have given no indication that I am not willing to pay the solicitor. Nothing has gone wrong. I am not looking to blame anyone. I am just looking for...

The contract has been signed. Thanks for your advice

my solicitor will not get involved, they are saying this is usually handled by an estate agent. it is not a new build, it is 7 years old and still in the homebond guarantee

...we dont have a problem with the seller. Sorry it was a typo. it shud have said ...we dont have a problem with the buyer. The advice i am looking for is in regards to a snag list and price negociations after contracts have been signed

Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers I have signed a legally binding contract for my new home and if I cant complete because the buyer of our old home reneges then I am liable to be sued

I am surprised by your response, we dont have a problem with the seller I just think that it is best if I get the advice and professional assitantance of an estate agent

Require an estate agent halfway thru sale, In Dublin area does anybody know a good one

Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers I dont wish to involve our solicitor in price negociations. I just thought then when the contracts were signed, they were legally binding unless one of the clauses had been broken

Re: solicitor walked away after buyer signed the papers We have signed contracts and it wasn't subject to survey so how can the buyer threaten to renege if we dont meet their demands?

I am currently selling my house. We have signed contracts with the buyer and the deposit is paid. The contracts were signed without being subject to survey. Once the contracts were signed we then signed a contract for our new dwelling and paid the deposit. The buyer then brought in a surveyor to...