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01-07-2010, 04:42 PM
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Buy to let problem with IAP now IAP Global!!
Hi all,
Went into a property purchase with IAP back in 2004. Paid reservation fee and deposit. Here I am now in 2010 and I'm being asked to complete. Problem is I went into this with my husband who sadly passed away last year and there is simply no way I can finance it. Does anyone know where I might stand legally if I don't complete, I have informed the solicitors acting for both me and the vendor but am getting nowhere. I have grave concerns about the valuations that IAP put on these properties and have seen and heard some real horror stories. Any help / advice appreciated. 
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05-08-2010, 11:44 AM
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Re: Buy to let problem with IAP now IAP Global!!
6 years seems an astonishing period of time for them to suddenyl chase this up.
Did you sign a contract? If so, do you have a copy, and who signed? If they have a legitimate claim I would think there would need to be a contract, in which case the devil is in the details of it IMO.
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06-08-2010, 11:46 AM
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Re: Buy to let problem with IAP now IAP Global!!
Brian is right - it all depends on the contract
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This is based on my experience as a conveyancing solicitor in England, but I do not accept liability for information I give in this forum
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