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Owner of Flats Emails

The Owner of 75 Skirving Street Flats Email Copy

Dear John, First I must apologise for the delay in replying to your e-mail. We have had a string of visitors - now gone so we have the weekend clear before the next lot arrive on Monday! I am running a B&B!!! It was good to meet you and your grandson and hope the following helps your fight.

I have a host of e-mails from Future Property Auctions and will forward copies of the ones I refer to here after this e-mail. I have numbered them and hope it all makes sense. When I first contacted FPA they offered to arrange Home Reports for the flats - see the e-mail of 1/10/21 from me to Stephen and his reply. E-mail one

They were valued by the surveyor at £141,000 and £136,000 as you see from Stephen e-mail of 11/10/21 when we agreed a starting price of 20% below valuation. E-mail two I then received a phone call from John Morris offering £100,000 per flat. I asked if it was possible to up the offer to £105,00 per flat and heard nothing. The flats were put up for auction on 21/10/21 for opening bids of £108,000 and £110,000.

I then received an e-mail from Robin Law at FPA on 21/10/21 to say that the first floor flat had sold for £109,000 to a Pat Gallagher.  E-mail 3. According to FPA he did not pay his deposit and his bid was withdrawn as he could not arrange an adequate mortgage although I was told he was a cash buyer. The flat on the second floor did not reach it asking price and was re-entered for the next auction on 4th November Auction.

You will see from the E-mail I sent to Stephen  the order of events and the fact that on 22nd October I spoke to John Morris he said that he had had an offer of £75,000 for the second floor flat.  E-mail four On the 25th John Morris phoned me and told me he confirmed that the properties had both sold for £75,000 but there had been no auction in the interim period. E-mail 5

To be honest I didn't register the fact that there was no auction in the interim period I was just glad to have sold them as my husband was ill and there were various other family problems (now resolved I'm glad to say) that meant I was not thinking as clearly as I usually do. Both properties were sold to Black Pen Associates.

I note from your table and e-mail that MTL Law put them up for auction on behalf of Black Pen Associates soon after the sale was completed in November 2021.  I also note that both were sold for significantly more at auction less than 5 months later. £21,500 in the case of flat 2/1 and £30,000 in the case of flat 1/2. With best wishes, Sandy

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