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I've read the thread above about slight subsidence problems.
I'd like to know how far you go with being honest to insurance companies - the place I am currently rennovating suffered some movement about 15-20 years ago and it was mentioned in the survey report that it was long standing. However I have had a couple of insurance companies refuse to insure me as soon as I mention the word subsidence. The same goes with selling the property which I plan to do later in the year - do I tell the potential buyers on the solicitors questionaire that I know there has been subsidence a long time ago, or just deny all knowledge? Anyone done similar? Regards Earl |
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