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Offers over or Fixed price
Pressleyno1
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Right just a quick question. Whats the difference between Offers over, and Fixed price when buying a property ?
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Firstly - are you in Scotland?? If you are, then these mean different things... if not...
'Offers over' means exactly that - the vendor is looking for offers over a certain price. You could be cheeky and try under, but what they've suggested is their bottom line. Otherwise, offer as much or as little over as what you believe the property is worth.
'Fixed price' - in England there is no such thing. It might say as such, but if you've got an offer on the table - then they have to consider it.CarQuake / Ergo Digital0
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