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House next door bought for 28k less...
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He could comfort himself by thinking about what he could have bought with that 28k.
SH Porsche would have been my choice.0 -
I would have thought it was a semi detached.0
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It is early in the morning.0
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Next door umm!
Go round and ask them
We won't have a clue.0 -
We paid 23k less for ours last year as the one next to us (identical) sold a month later. We researched the area and house prices and knew what the house was worth paying for and next door didn't do his homework, simple. 3 months later one a few doors down the street only paid 4k more than us, i reckon they did their homework too. As everyone has said you need to move on and forget about it.0
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>is there a logical explanation to this<
Could be an executor selling quickly, could be no-chain buyers offer cash on the day, could be the buyers leant on their surveyor to find loads of faults...0 -
amcluesent wrote: »>is there a logical explanation to this<
Could be an executor selling quickly, could be no-chain buyers offer cash on the day, could be the buyers leant on their surveyor to find loads of faults...
Could be EA saw him coming.0 -
If it wasn't visually up for sale maybe they sold it to one of the quick buy cowboys because they were dessperate to move. Or Maybe your fella's a mug and next door are more sensible, i dunno, what a strange thread!!! It was 3 years ago, why are you harping on about it now?
I sold a beetle for £4000 four years ago and a similar beetle sold two weeks later for £300 less, discuss.0
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