All The Furnitures Are Still In The House!

[Lubber Duckie 0]

Hi, I need advice.

My 2nd appointment is due soon, meaning the handing over of keys.

But some of the seller's old furnitures are still in the house.

Do I have to bear the cost of removing them?

Or is it the seller's responsibilities?

Thanks guys.

[bepgof 20]

Hi, I need advice.

My 2nd appointment is due soon, meaning the handing over of keys.

But some of the seller's old furnitures are still in the house.

Do I have to bear the cost of removing them?

Or is it the seller's responsibilities?

Thanks guys.

Simple lah, if got agreement for seller to remove yet they fail to do, back charge charge the seller, show him the receipt. If no agreement, good luck to you.

Edited May 17, 2010 by bepgof

[jeda 0]

i am scare of such trouble also.

i wrote to my agent (everything i do is black and white ) to get seller to remove all unwanted furniture before final inspection by us before 2nd appointment. for backup (ie incase they have not done so by the inspection date), i also wrote to agent to tell him that i will give him his commission after he go back with us to our unit to inspect one more time after we get our keys - ie incase got unwanted furniture leftover or keys not in order. in case (touch wood!) anything not in order, i can hold back agent's commission to pressure him to resolve our issues; if not, i dont think the agent will bother after 2nd appointment.

[red_kitty_29 0]

Simple lah, if got agreement for seller to remove yet they fail to do, back charge charge the seller, show him the receipt. If no agreement, good luck to you.

the seller is supposed to remove EVERYTHING (except fixture i.e aircon etc) unless u request for him top leave some things behind for you.

suggest u do wat jeda did, gd 2 hv it all in b/w :-)

[red_kitty_29 0]

the seller is supposed to remove EVERYTHING (except fixture i.e aircon etc) unless u request for him to leave some things behind for you.

suggest u do wat jeda did, gd 2 hv it all in b/w :-)

[zattan22 0]

My seller even worse!!

She left me one lorry of rubbish..

And refuse to pay the delayed town council fees..

In the end, I have to move all of them to the bulky

area downstairs!!

Just my luck, but buying a house is a happy event..

Do it as a form of excerise lor!!!!

[Lubber Duckie 0]

Haha!

Thanks for all your replies.

I'm meeting the seller tomorrow again and will ask him to remove all the furnitures.

Good luck to me!

[lonelycatz 0]

Haha!

Thanks for all your replies.

I'm meeting the seller tomorrow again and will ask him to remove all the furnitures.

Good luck to me!

how is it??

[dean 5]

My seller even worse!!

She left me one lorry of rubbish..

And refuse to pay the delayed town council fees..

In the end, I have to move all of them to the bulky

area downstairs!!

Just my luck, but buying a house is a happy event..

Do it as a form of excerise lor!!!!

do more exercise, will help you lose weight man.

[BigDaddy 0]

What about those IKEA ledge that were mount to the walls? Can I remove them or are they considered as fixtures and cannot be removed? If I remove, the drill holes are visible.

PLs help!

[summerflowers 0]

What about those IKEA ledge that were mount to the walls? Can I remove them or are they considered as fixtures and cannot be removed? If I remove, the drill holes are visible.

PLs help!

They are considered fixtures.

Edited June 16, 2010 by summerflowers

[chia90 0]

What about those IKEA ledge that were mount to the walls? Can I remove them or are they considered as fixtures and cannot be removed? If I remove, the drill holes are visible.

PLs help!

Typically, the drill holes are not to big, those putty ( white color) should be able to cover them... if you are going to reno, then, leave them to your reno contractor, tell them to remove and patch up before painting lor.

Good luck.