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Flat went on the market last night
Pinkmonkey_2
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This is all new to me posting on here, I've been watching for a while but this is my first post, but I feel like I might need support in the coming months.
We viewed a property on sunday and put an offer in which has been accepted subject to us selling our flat, which went on the market yesterday, keep your fingers crossed for us.
We viewed a property on sunday and put an offer in which has been accepted subject to us selling our flat, which went on the market yesterday, keep your fingers crossed for us.
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Did the vendors of the property you offered on give you a timeframe to get a buyer? If so, bear that in mind if you get an offer on your flat - time is always of the essence in these instances.
Good luck.
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