So our buyers are coming aorund Friday to check the house again, and I hope Bug One is right that they're just wanting to see location of sockets and positioning of all their furniture.
Been getting back all our searches on the property we are buying (I think I have them all now); two things stand out:
1. The property is *just* inside a radon area (1-3% bracket), it's more likely than not that we wouldn't be affected, but the current owners Iwho bought the house in 2018 to renovate and sell) hasn't had the test done. So I've instructed our solicitors to ask for a bond to pay for a test and any potential remedial work (better safe than sorry).
2. This one worried me more. The local authority search has highlighted that there is a public footpath that cross the bottom section of the rear garden, running from left side to right and then continues directly through the neighbours garden and through their house! Both properties were built circa 1960. Its unlikely anyone will want to use the footpath (I mean they can't actually use it as the neighours proprty blocks it), but I do know that die-hard ramblers might decide to use it in the future and find they can't! Not sure what the vendors, the solicitors or we can do about it? Even when we viewed there is no evidence of the footpath anywhere around the property or outside it.
I need to find a solution that works for us on the second point as the radon issue is easily sorted, the property is the only one on the market in our area that suits our needs. I'm told our mortgage offer will be through this week all searches are done and our purchase is the last link in the chain (people we're buying off are moving into rented).