Buying a house. Problem with boundary

[Steve vRS]

Don't worry, my solicitor is advising me. As I am separating from my wife I have no one to bounce my thoughts off hence this thread.

The practicalities don't bother me too much but I don't see this house as a forever home and so want to avoid anything that could make it hard to sell on. Did I mention that it is next to the estate sewage pumping station as well

[surveyor]

I've only ever seen one like that... I was with a colleague and he was most revealed that it had two kitchens so fell outside the lending criteria.... He had not a clue how to value it...

[blueg33]

surveyor said:

OP. Ignore the advice on this thread.

Ask your solicitor for advice... you are paying for this.

Not having freeholder consent for that stuff is probably not a huge issue - and most likely can be insured against via a cheap indemnity policy

But your solicitor is the person to ask!

Note, a defective title indemnity policy is not a panacea

[Steve vRS]

surveyor said:

I've only ever seen one like that...

Like what?

[surveyor]

blueg33 said:

surveyor said:

OP. Ignore the advice on this thread.

Ask your solicitor for advice... you are paying for this.

Not having freeholder consent for that stuff is probably not a huge issue - and most likely can be insured against via a cheap indemnity policy

But your solicitor is the person to ask!

Note, a defective title indemnity policy is not a panacea

Tis True. But that's why he has a solicitor.... who has the details..... It may however be an option.

Steve vRS said:

surveyor said:

I've only ever seen one like that...

Like what?

Next to a sewage station...