Cash Buyers

Lakey

I think you've most probably had a lucky escape. I reckon she would have messed you around big time once you had invested money in a sale, people like that always do.
First lesson is,and it is hard for nice people( which I suspect you and your wife are) don't trust anyone that knocks on your door.
Keep a distance from any buyer or it will end in tears as you are emotionally involved. I'm sure if this had happened to one of your clients you could take a completely detached view.
What a horror you are Poppy I'd like to see your place and give it a good slating. Nasty and unhelpful.

In fact a lot of you on this thread are just downright distasteful.
When you think of it, people can't save money if there is noone out there to sell, and we all sell with a profit in mind. Isn't that capitalism?
Don't bother quoting me and slating my post you horrible lot....I'm off....

PasturesNew

Your house confuses me a bit.
It looks large in the picture, but the room sizes show it to only be about 10' wide. So I'd wonder if it were only half what's in the picture.

The most any house has ever sold in your road was £215k, before any of the NR problems or credit crunch. Before the market falls.

You're asking £225 for it now.

poppy10_2

Lakey wrote: »

Don't bother quoting me and slating my post

Your post was rubbish!

oldMcDonald

poppy10 wrote: »

Your post was rubbish!

Thanked as, when everything is falling apart around me, the kids are being little b*ggers and I have had enough, I got a little giggle at your post

trulysaintly

PasturesNew wrote: »

Your house confuses me a bit.
It looks large in the picture, but the room sizes show it to only be about 10' wide. So I'd wonder if it were only half what's in the picture.

The most any house has ever sold in your road was £215k, before any of the NR problems or credit crunch. Before the market falls.

You're asking £225 for it now.

Thanks PN,

Appreciate the comments, it's the secret of the EA's wide angle lens, which they all admit to using...

The previous house sold has no parking (apart from grass verge) and also a garden which is half the size.

Also received feedback from other agent who sold that, and the reason it went for £215k was that surprise surprise, they were cash buyers (it was also an executor's sale).

wii_man1

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetai...a_n=1&tr_t=buy

i would take anything over 185k for that place, it maybe in a nice spot but it looks live a chav den from the outside. sorry

trulysaintly

Thanks to all who have contributed to the thread - most have contributed in the spirit the thread was intended so thank you.

Due to a couple of unhelpful irrelevant comments about my ability as a mortgage adviser and the fact I live in an ex-Council House, (where did that come from?), I feel that it's time for me to dip out of this thread.

Appreciate your comments one and all (especially OldmcDonald - play up Pomey indeed - let's hope the Saints don't have 27 years of hurt waiting for promotion - but I suspect that's what will happen!)

Cheers :beer:

Tassotti

It's called 'REALITY'

But cheeers anyway

Have a great weekend

Bf109

mlz1413 wrote: »

Have lovely weekend poking people in the eye when they don't agree with you or pulling legs off insects - whatever floats your boat!

Enjoy watching Jeremy Kyle and reading The Sun.

Tassotti

So You just admitted, you live in a tiny council house, you wan't over the odds for it, and you have a go at me, and you have no idea about housing.

I reiterate...would you take financial avice from this 'person'