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bellways new house purchase
prendy_3
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any ideas thoughts.hi i am negotiating with bellways at present about a new house purchase on a px deal. I told them how much i would need for mine. plus I would give them full asking price for there's but if they would pay the stamp duty. They offered me £15,000 pounds less than i actually wanted for mine but said they will knock of £15,000 of new house price (its a show house by the way) the offer would work better for me if the 15,000 was on the offer for mine and not reduced of theres as it would leave me some spare cash this way. But they said they cant do this because there offer to me is declared on cml form whatever that means is this true any ideas please any one had any dealing on a new house purchase with bellways & px ect.thanks prendy
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