House on market 10 days.. I had a offer..

g_attrill

£2k under asking seems very good, sell sell sell!

tek-monkey

Take it, don't even think about it. 2k is sod all, my vendor knocked £6.5k off a £139k house because I was a first time buyer and ready to move, so you've lost half what they have. Their's was also only on the market a few days IIRC, they could have held out for more but I'd have gone after another I had my eye on.

Bootski

I've just been thrown off the site by a bunch of bullies who obviously have mate in the mods

Bootski

The advisors have been sussed and they don't like it and have managed to shut me up - fascinating!

Bootski

Goes to show if you ain't in the "gang" you're NOT WELCOME to post here and I AM NOT A TROLL -THEY ARE!!

Bootski

I won't say it's been a pleasure, reading this site to 3 years. Just started to participate and got thrown out on my ear.

You're welcome to it but you're not as vulneralbe as these control freaks will have you make you think you are!!

keith969

get_me_debt_free wrote: »

House was on the Market for £125k they Offered me £123K

Without knowing more its hard to say other than 'take it' as its close to your asking price. Of course they might try and drop the price later, especially if their lender's survey does not value it so highly and they are maxed out on LTV, but no point in worrying about that now.

tek-monkey

Bootski wrote: »

I won't say it's been a pleasure, reading this site to 3 years. Just started to participate and got thrown out on my ear.

You're welcome to it but you're not as vulneralbe as these control freaks will have you make you think you are!!

What exactly are you talking about?!?!?

PasturesNew

I took £5k under my asking price at the peak of the boom - and I'd already reduced it by £8k, so overall I accepted £13k under.

I know somebody selling right now who accepted an offer £13k under their asking price when it had been on the market just 3 weeks (last month).

£2k is nothing. £2k off would be normal even in most rising markets.