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is it to low?
tillersville
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Is it to low to offer 250k on a 315k house, I suspect it is overpriced as next door sold for 330k in june 2007 and having put this into calculators it should be worth about 260k! The vendor has had 2 offer fall through at last minute and is all packed and ready to move, and we have 65% deposit so don't envisage difficulty with financing! She also told me it hasn't had new kitchen for 18 years and needs new carpets throughout. Is it cheeky???
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Only one way to find out...0
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dont forget, it costs nothing to offer, it depends how desperate the vendor is too move, most vendors want within 5% of asking0
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Definately not too low. Give it a go. Costs you nothing. Be sure to mention your good financial position to the EA. Good luck.
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Without doubt make an offer. The Estate Agent must make any vendor aware of any offers made on their property.
They can only say no and you can put in a revised offer.0
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