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How much to discount an offer
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I have use property bee, houseprices.co.uk and nethouseprices.com, if we see a house we like, do the research previous sold price if avail, previous of houses in road, previosu of houses in area of same build type & council tax band and then personalise the offer to the hosue you're buying.
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I agree with this kind of strategy. I used Nethouseprices to decide what I'd find 'acceptable' as a current offer on my place and, although I didn't like the answer much, I went with it.
However, you can't expect Mr & Mrs Joe Public to be so clued-up, so methinks a winter plus a 'non-bouncy' spring will be needed before the ostrich-factor is finally eliminated.0
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