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Value of a property
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It valued the house I have just sold (asking price £187k) at over a million pounds in an average market!! I put in the details correctly - no swimming pool etc.
What a load of rubbish :-)0 -
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purplebuzz wrote: »Try this website as well for a second opinion, as the report also indicates changes in value if work has been done to the house.
http://www.propertypriceadvice.co.uk/home/
This site is hopelessly overvaluing properties... by as much as 50%.For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »No swimming pool? You peasant!
Get off our posh board. Shoo!
No swimming pool, indeed... next we'll be letting people without a Rolls Royce post here!
LOL - obviously we have got a swimming pool at our new place
I wasn't posh but I am now!0 -
A little secret - that's only DFWPasturesNew wrote: »No swimming pool, indeed... next we'll be letting people without a Rolls Royce post here!Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
And the rest! See my post above...
It's just valued the house we bought 2 weeks ago for 230k at a value of 375k!!
I seem to have missed the 61% increase in house prices in the news :rolleyes:
CC debt at 8/7/13 - £12,186.17
Barclaycard £11,027.58
Halifax £1,158.59
5 year plan to live unsecured debt free and move home0 -
I just tried this website out to find a house on the market priced at 300K. This website prices it at over a million - good deal then eh? How comes nobody's bought this house yet then? Sorry, this website is way, way , way out0
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That site has just valued my flat at £185,000 please note I bought for £65K in 2004!! :rotfl: I'm not sure there are any but penthouses selling for that price in sunny Bradford. Anyone want to buy a flat?
Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
BBC has a link, which we found quite accurate for where we live, how long has the house been on the market some places have been up for sale for so long that house prices are falling but the owners still think their house is worth the same as a year a go0
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