If you are thinking of purchasing a property via Yopa think again. We looked at purchasing two properties during the coarse of 2031-22 not as advertised, and not able to even be sold as Yopa did not ensure that all paperwork required to sell was in place prior to advertising. The second property was up for sale with them for approx 12-18 mths in all of that time Yopa didn't even identify the property had no EPC. In both cases thier agent told us he or his office could obtain copies of new boiler, new electrical consumer unit certificates, and a copy of the EPC yet failed to do so. .As for using their recommendations for solicitors steer clear, they tell you they have a company called Optimus who they use for conveyancing however they are not solicitors just a middle man who charges @£300 of course they think people are naive and tell you that cost isn't charged to your the client. They say the solicitors such as Optimus recommended solicitors in our case a company a complete waste of time called Beaumont legal. They took up front payment but failed to identify the driveway was legitimate. My wife and myself ended up approaching the local council and high ways agency who told us the driveway on the first property was not legitimate and has no cross over agreement. Despite us telling Beaumont legal they still were telling me it had a driveway despite being illegal to drive over the foot path. Only after sending them evidence from the highways agency did Beaumont's legal then send back an email telling us the driveway didn't have authorisation to be used. Beaumont legal also neglected to obtain and supply us with the following certificates, gas boiler installation, electrical consumer unit installation, and EPC. When the deadline set by the seller was given to them they neglected to inform us until @4 days before it expired. However even on the lunchtime on the deadline day they still had not sent copies of said certificates.Despite the Yopa agent kept telling us he could obtain them he never did. The Yopa agent then rang just after 1600hrs to inform us the seller has pulled out. He told me he was going to email Beaumont legal, I also emailed them. In some kind of bitter twisted childish manner Beaumont legal finally email me the certificates required at the very front end of the contract it was written in the special requirements section of the contract. The fact that neither Yopa nor Beaumont legal would accept liability on the property number one was bad enough that first property cost my wife and I @£1000 in both survey fees and Beaumont legals own fees. Two empty properties no upward nor downward chain and cash ready buyers, yet Yopa and thier associates Beaumont legal, Go To auctions and O'Neil Patients have cost us a financial loss to date @£7000 and nothing to show for it. What's worse not one of them has a conscience and don't care about customers.