A company that promoted itself as offering ‘Hassle-free property sales’ has gone into liquidation with an overall deficiency of just over £3 million, £2.9m being in its Share Premium Account.
Advanced Agents Ltd, which traded as Movewise, appointed a voluntary liquidator on September 15th. There were two active directors: Tom George Hanning Scarborough and Nicholas Xavier Gwinnet Sharp.
The business operated as an intermediary between sellers and estate agents and claimed ‘Our multi-agent sales process gets more offers, faster sales and higher prices.’
The liquidators are Asher Miller of Pearl Assurance House, 319 Ballards Lane, Finchley, London N12.
Comments (6)
‘Our multi-agent sales process gets more offers, faster sales and higher prices.’
Obviously not and what happens when you make outrageous claims that you don’t fulfil.
As do many high street agents t
As do many builders it seems, “Now more than 80 newbuilds worth up to £850K will be torn down on upmarket estate due to ‘foundation problems'”.
Yes indeed – I would never suggest that all builders are perfect
I am not
I have made mistakes
I do not think I am wonderful and everyone else is rubbish
You would of course not understand but the foundations will have been put in by a contractor to the developer’s specifications which are also agreed by the council.
When foundation are completed they are inspected by the local authority building inspector,
If he is satisfied that they meet spec he signs of and the construction continues.
Clearly the contractor and LA inspect have messed up.
There will be a claim made by the builder which will cost the contractor and the LA..
Building a house is far more complex that taking a photo, putting it on rightmove and waiting to get an e mail.
“the local authority building inspector” You are a case Jan….. the local authority building inspector!!! Funny!