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on the market now & priced at over top selling price of last year
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If you are going on Friday for another viewing, you could ask them to let you look at the completion certificates for the building work they have done - especially the loft conversion.0
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well that all sounds very sound, in that case its really a question of what YOU think its worth and what you would be happy to pay for it in light of the surrounding properties, trends and your own circumstances. if that matches with what the vendor wants then fine0
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The loft conversion was done prior to these people owning the home.
It sounds like there is a lot of information in the HIP as the agent tells me it's too big to copy / fax
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well that all sounds very sound, in that case its really a question of what YOU think its worth and what you would be happy to pay for it in light of the surrounding properties, trends and your own circumstances. if that matches with what the vendor wants then fine
I'd be happy to pay the asking price, it's lovely, but it's what Mr surveyor says to Mr mortgage man.....
I've made the mistake now of 'moving in' I've just been reading a thread about woodburning stoves *yikes*
Thanks
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I've just put an offer of 203 in
*waits for call back*
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Fingers crossed for you GW, have you now decided how much you are willing to pay, if they refuse?Pawpurrs x
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Max 210, but if they come back with anything less, I'll take it rather than haggle further.
It feels like it's really happening now.
I've put offers in on properties before, but not felt this 'sick' I think that's a sign that this is 'the one' (flippin hope so!)
I'm out of the office now, so I'll have to update this when I get home tonight
*fingers crossed*
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exciting! Will be thinking of you.Pawpurrs x0
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Any news GW?
My fingers are getting numb :rotfl:Pawpurrs x0 -
if you like the house that much and plan on staying there, then make them a serious sensible offer, if you want a house that much and can afford it then go for it. Do not reply on Zoopla or whatever its called0
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