0 to refuse to sell a house that you own to someone you have agreed to sell it to, and to sell it instead to someone who offers to pay more for it:
1 to refuse to sell a house that you own to someone you have agreed to sell it to, and to sell it instead to someone who offers to pay more for it:
I entirely agree that providing information electronically will speed up conveyancing and reduce the opportunities for gazumping.
They were then gazumped by the local authority, which bought it for £900 more.
How many more people will be gazumped in the coming year or two, before even his modest proposals take effect?
The question of gazumping was mentioned, and this too is important.
One seller was just testing the market; another accepted a gazumping offer.
The rented sector premium will become subject to the same kind of gazumping that applies to prices in the houses for sale market.
The delays in procedures which permit gazumping are best dealt with by changes in practice.
We believe the answer to the problems caused by gazumping lie in increasing transparency and speeding up the home buying and selling process.
