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End of gazumping as house offers to be made legally binding in the UK
The Times speaks to Claire Whisker, founder of First In The Door, about the government’s proposed reforms to the home buying process.
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The Times speaks to Claire Whisker, founder of First In The Door, about the government’s proposed reforms to the home buying process.
The article explores plans to introduce legally binding agreements earlier in residential property transactions, alongside wider reforms designed to reduce failed sales, improve transparency and modernise the buying and selling process.
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