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Old 21-11-2009, 11:53 AM
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Question how long before completion

just had valuation done on my vacant shop freehold premises by buyers any body know how long it will take for completion after this has been done am i looking at months or weeks here bit random i know but never sold any thing before many thanks trebor
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Old 22-11-2009, 10:40 AM
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At the best, I'd guess 2 weeks to exchange contracts and another 2 weeks to complete, assuming no problems or unexpected delays - if there are problems, it could take much longer.

I assume you have instructed solicitors and that they have all the paperwork and information they need
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