RE: Re: Waaayyyyy OT: Planning permission

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>]

> > > Why not try making a quick call to the agent you bought the
house
> > > from originally? With their local knowledge, they'll be able
to
> > > confirm or dismiss your fears very quickly.
> >
> If you have such a concern and do not wish to deal with an
> estate agent, pay
> for a professional valuation. This will provide you with a
> current value and

As you say, that would give me a current valuation, without my neighbour
having his conversion.
I would be surprised if they would offer an opinion on the impact of the
conversion on the value of my property, as that could leave them open to a
law suit if they were wrong and I was inclined to sue.

It's not a major major concern - I'm beginning to wish I'd never mentioned
it now - it is simply _a_ concern and I was merely seeking some opinions on
it.......


thanks again to all who answered,


Tony


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