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I can't recommend this site highly enough - https://www.ftla.uk/index.php It's a group of legal people who give (free!) advice on these issues. Often they can spot where councils haven't followed correct procedure, which can be grounds for appeal. Have a search for similar cases on there (there's usually an offence code which helps) and you may find someone in the same situation who had a successful appeal. One big issue with many councils is the information given online about how much your fine currently is, and what date it will increase - it's often incorrect, and tribunals have regularly upheld appeals because of it. Lewisham recently declined to contest my appeal at tribunal, mainly because of this issue. It's definitely worth checking out some other cases on this website, and asking for advice. It's so frustrating when the fine far outweighs the 'crime'... -
By beansprout · Posted
Was impressed with sales manager/director at Winkworths… Why don’t you do it yourself? Plenty of people looking - most I hope not time wasters… Guess you want the reassurance of agent checking buyers out or simply don’t have the time. Wish you all the best.. -
Sometimes estate agents may recommend reducing the price to create a quicker sale, sometimes sellers have an inflated view of the value of their own property, especially if they’ve personally done work on it. -
That's a bit bonkers, have I misunderstood? I thought estate agents made more money if the house sold for a higher price? Is that not the case? How can they be working for the buyer if they are supposed to be "employed" by the seller?
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