I just accepted an offer from SDCC , tenant in situ scheme . Waiting on deeds to go to solicitor so they can send contract to council . Can I ask how long it took from your solicitor issuing the contract to the council to you getting a closing date ?Just to update, the Council sighed Contract for Sale last week with closing date next week. Almost done.
can I ask was you offer market value where you able to negotiate it?I just accepted an offer from SDCC , tenant in situ scheme . Waiting on deeds to go to solicitor so they can send contract to council . Can I ask how long it took from your solicitor issuing the contract to the council to you getting a closing date ?
I'd say about 3 months.I just accepted an offer from SDCC , tenant in situ scheme . Waiting on deeds to go to solicitor so they can send contract to council . Can I ask how long it took from your solicitor issuing the contract to the council to you getting a closing date ?
I got it valued. Then the council valued it. They valued it 10k below my valuation. I didn't accept and we agreed on another 5K.can I ask was you offer market value where you able to negotiate it?
Market value , I was happy with itcan I ask was you offer market value where you able to negotiate it?
hi Cathy you were happy to note force the evection notice? Is tenant on HAP are you still being paid rent?Thanks everyone for the information in these posts. It's been helpful to read through them.
Staring the process now with FCC. Notice to tenants has run out since Oct but they are finding it difficult to source a property.
I started with FCC early July, assessment was done 3 weeks ago and still no offer ( I was told it would be 5 weeks from assessment date). I call weekly and am told the application is progressing with a senior manager, lease ends Dec 16th so I suspect it will be closer to that date when negotiations begin. Is there a current tenant in your property, when does lease expire?I started the process at the end of August 2023 to Fingal Co Co. As of today I am still not even through the assessment stage. Like I understand the council are busy but it really is taking too long. Is there anything that can be done to hurry things along?
Spoke to someone recently who sold to DCC but said the process was extremely slow. When the NoT date was looming, the tenant was very worried and contacted a local TD who wrote to the council. Landlord said it definitely helped to speed things up.My tenant is due to vacate the property in 25 days and still no update from FCC re tenant in situ scheme. I think this is grossly unfair to landlord if they need to push ahead with end of lease if no deal can be struck and to the tenant who is left waiting on a decision.
I have called FCC for an update and they do not answers calls, email response time is about a week I did email Tuesday for an update no response yet. I understand FCC are inundated with applications for this scheme but surely 30 days before lease ends they should be in negotiations with landlord for purchase or indeed have rejected the purchase.
Have you even had a valuer and surveyor from FCC out yet?we are 16 days until we reach RTB notice. I called FCC this morning finally got through after a 30 minute wait and was assured I would have an email today, I don't expect to receive anything. I think they just wanted me off the phone.
I will ask the tenant to put some pressure on her end, to see if that helps.
yes this was done 7 weeks ago today! FCC are ghosting all my emails and if I call FCC and wait 40 mins I get to speak to a reception person who promises to pass on my message to house acquisitions. tenant is due to vacate this weekend.Have you even had a valuer and surveyor from FCC out yet?
I’m currently going through this process with FCC who are also ignoring my emails. It’s shocking especially considering it’s in the minister for housing council. Have FCC made you an offer ? Is it even sale agreed ?also tenant told me she was advised by the surveyor not to vacate the property if 16th Dec comes and she has not update from FCC.
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