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  • It’s The Register - think the Financial Times for IT but in the style of The Sun/any other British tabloid. They do it for the lulz, if you will - don’t get too hung up on the headlines as the content is top quality.

    • 1st time house buyer, potentially serious structural issues found... anyone have advice re negotiating price reduction / if I should pull out?

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  • Happy to help! I wish I’d had as much foresight as you before buying my place…

    • 1st time house buyer, potentially serious structural issues found... anyone have advice re negotiating price reduction / if I should pull out?

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  • Walk away NOW. If the issues are known ahead of purchase insurance won’t cover them. You do NOT want to have to declare subsidence on your insurance quotes - most brokers just won’t cover you. Almost everything you said is a huge red flag and there are probably more “nice surprises” to come. If you have a mortgage approved already then go and find another property.

    If this is your dream house, at least get a building & contents insurance quote before you go any further. You don’t want any further surprises.

    Edit: source: bought a money-pit house, thought we had subsidence, we didn’t but it was a huge hassle and a lot of stress regardless. We got a bonus moth infestation out of it, though!

    • Cabal of 'gay furry hackers' claims over 3,000 files stolen in NATO website breach

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  • But why would NATO hack themselves..?