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23-03-2011, 02:28 PM
Non traditional construction...
As you all should know, we are hoping to move soon, so we have been looking at properties and have seen quite a few we like, but a couple have been of 'non traditional construction' just wondered if these are best avoided? One property we like is so lovely, even has outdoor kennels, but is non traditional... etcAre they no insurable or likely to develop damp etc?
Thanks in advance
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23-03-2011, 02:50 PM
Originally Posted by Petticoat 
As you all should know, we are hoping to move soon, so we have been looking at properties and have seen quite a few we like, but a couple have been of 'non traditional construction' just wondered if these are best avoided? One property we like is so lovely, even has outdoor kennels, but is non traditional... etc
Are they no insurable or likely to develop damp etc?
Thanks in advance
They are almost impossible to get a mortgage one
Have a look here
They can be good value to buy & can be redeveloped into traditional builds-see them quite a lot on "Homes under the hammer" & Martin Roberts is the presenter & very knowledgeable
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23-03-2011, 02:54 PM
Originally Posted by Trouble
I think it usually means they are hard to find a mortgage for a lot of the time.
Originally Posted by JoedeeUK
They are almost impossible to get a mortgage one
Have a look here
They can be good value to buy & can be redeveloped into traditional builds-see them quite a lot on "Homes under the hammer" & Martin Roberts is the presenter & very knowledgeable
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