28 Nov 20, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by vhm672
I am not a residential conveyancer as I deal with commercial real estate but surprised that when a conveyancer asks a question about FENSA they don’t warn the seller not to approach the authority as this would prejudice the ability to get insurance, this is especially true as FENSA can be checked by address without going anywhere near a local authority. Especially at the moment regularising the position is unlikely to be a quick option given limited capacity in most local authority teams, whereas insurance (subject to conditions is all but instantaneous) and despite the reference to solicitors selling a policy this is a pure pass through of cost. See more... |
This is what we did.
We checked Fensa and didn't have one for all doors/windows and bought via our solicitor. Really straight forward and no messing. Meant house sale could go through and no issues.
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