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By beansprout · Posted
Not sure what you are looking for, but my suggestion would be around Forest Hill, certain parts of Bromley and West Wickham Telegraph Hill. All nice areas- safe and you get more for your money. Really depends on how you travel, or don’t.. as inn needing good transport links to City. Like I said, feel free to pm me.. abit difficult to advise if not sure what you are after, but pretty sure not a flat! oh, West Dulwich and Herne Hill area. -
I honestly can’t believe how TW operates. Just like the councils and UK Power Networks — what kind of people are they? I’ve cried my way through some projects because I had to liaise with these departments. No wonder I feel like running away every time their names come up. I first started thinking about walking away when I noticed the main water issue with TW (which would delay the project), the potential drainage problem, and the higher insurance claims than what I was initially told, plus the ongoing issues. Subsidences can be very different, my current house definitely had subsidence back in 50 years ago, but the previous owner never made any claims, and there has never been a drainage issue or damp issue. All of this has increased my concern about the project time and resale value. I don’t want this to turn into a liability instead of an asset. I’m now also looking at properties in Clapham common, same price, a lot bigger -
I do not understand why people leave valuable items out on the road and then are actually surprised when they go missing -
By beansprout · Posted
Well don’t buy in ED… Other places which don’t have these issues abit further out… with good transport links, unless you are determined to buy in ED. You might just have been unlucky with a greedy owner… problem is two fold, so I understand.. Owner has to by law, inform you of subsidence, knot weed etc . Buyers market and any competent agent, should have know there would be problems…. Other alternative is to pay a buying agent..
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