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Help - How Much Should I Offer
Tiger1966
Posts: 9 Forumite
Hi we have got an offer for our house which is £10,000 Lower than the what we wanted,
now the property we like is this one
Sorry New poster so can't Link
rightmove.co.uk/
property-for-sale/
property-14179206
on the market @ £195,000 it was listed late 2009.
Roughly using the % loss on our House,
Would a Bid Of £181,000 be insulting to the vendor, realistically i would hope to get it for £185,000 to cover for £10,000 deficit
as we do have other houses in Mind in the same price band & Area , but this is our favourite.
Any Help and Advice gratefully appreciated , as this is only the 2nd time i have been in the market, the first time was 13 years ago and things have moved on since then.
now the property we like is this one
Sorry New poster so can't Link
rightmove.co.uk/
property-for-sale/
property-14179206
on the market @ £195,000 it was listed late 2009.
Roughly using the % loss on our House,
Would a Bid Of £181,000 be insulting to the vendor, realistically i would hope to get it for £185,000 to cover for £10,000 deficit
as we do have other houses in Mind in the same price band & Area , but this is our favourite.
Any Help and Advice gratefully appreciated , as this is only the 2nd time i have been in the market, the first time was 13 years ago and things have moved on since then.
How Much to Offer 7 votes
£181,000
57%
4 votes
£182,250
14%
1 vote
£185,000
28%
2 votes
£187,950
0%
£190,000 (maximum figure)
0%
0
Comments
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Can't find it using your 'link'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
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http
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//www.
rightmove.co.uk/
property-for-sale/
property-14179206.html
try this removing line breaks
Update the agent has said the vendor is looking for £189,0000 -
i would go in around the 180k mark, i dont think its insulting, the worst theya can say is no, if you went in at 187k for example and they accepted you will wish you had of went in lower0
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