The trouble is, the vendor is apparently (now I'm questioning everything) a tenancy management company that had let the house out to an old woman for decades on some kind of fixed rent. That ties in with the obvious lack of care/improvements to the property.
Now they want to get shot of it quickly and for as high a price as possible. So a first time buyer throwing money at it is probably fine as long as they seem like they can afford it.
Howard
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The trouble is, the vendor is apparently (now I'm questioning everything) a tenancy management company that had let the house out to an old woman for decades on some kind of fixed rent. That ties in with the obvious lack of care/improvements to the property.
Now they want to get shot of it quickly and for as high a price as possible. So a first time buyer throwing money at it is probably fine as long as they seem like they can afford it.