old john wrote:"Are you not using a lawyer to deal with this for you?" asks SarahK.
Mmm, let's see. Is he using a lawyer?
He is asking random people for advice on a website forum.
Is he using a lawyer?
I'm guessing......er No!
sarahk wrote:How did you find your buyer? Did you find the buyer privatley or through an agent? If you need further help please advise. If you keep on top of this situation a property sale should not take that long however if your buyer is having problems raising the finance you should be a little patient as buyers are a little hard to come by at the moment however you should discuss the discount offered as it was not just a discount it was stipulated it was for a quick sale.
Doratis1980 wrote:Since you didnt sign any contract and you just recieved an amount as in advance payment the other side should be the one worrying more.. They cannot deposit any contract to the land registry in order to make their buying safe( through spacific performance). The best thing is to send them a letter stating that they are in breach of contract (of the orall agreement) and that you are terminating the said agreement (u can give a deadline if u want to). You will also inform them that the advance payment will be kept by you as a waranty-safety for any damages or losses you may suffer beacuse of their breach.. After sending that letter you can look for a new buyer(u can even search from now since the property is "clean")..In case u didnt suffer any other damages or losses, a refund of the advanced payment(either full or part) can be given only when you find a new buyer at the same( or even higher ) price than the one you agreed with them.
Jerry wrote:Post the property details on this forum, someone could be interested. If you want some more advice take a look at:- http://cyprus-property-buyers.com/forum/
I think its run by a Brit who knows all about Cyprus property.
friends474 wrote:sarahk wrote:Hi, my job is to deal with property sales from start to finish and many times beyond that point on a daily basis.
On acceptance of the property being sold by you there should have been an offer and reservation drawn up stating the persons name, address passport details, lawyer dealing with the sale for you and for them, price of the property and stage payment / payment terms to be agreed by both parties and whether the property was being bought for cash or via a bank loan. On this form the reservation amount for the property is stated usually a minimum of around five thousand euros. This can be marked as refundable or non refundable however if the person is serious about buying and knows it is possible to raise the funds they should be happy for it to be non refundable and 20% of the property value should be sent to you within 20 days or on signing of contracts.
The searches stated are all standard and take a week to two weeks to complete. Are you not using a lawyer to deal with this for you?
Hi, thankyou you have clearly answered everything i needed to know.
yes i do have a lawyer but he never replies to my emeails and when he does it makes no sense to me.
I asked him these questions nearly a week ago, with no reply.
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