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is this offer reasonable and worth buying?
prishaan
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I offered £178,000 for a terrace property in Hillrise area in Romford. 3 bedroom 1 reception 1 dining and 1 bathroom with a conservatory. the bedroom ceiling shows a long linear mark of repair across the ceiling. The vendor says a pipe line gone through this.
Does any one tell me if this offer is correct and the property is worth buying given the crack/cut
Does any one tell me if this offer is correct and the property is worth buying given the crack/cut
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Right Move link?0
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Its obvious, you should have offered £184,201.37.
Or not bothered because its falling down.
Toss a coin.Act in haste, repent at leisure.
dunstonh wrote:Its a serious financial transaction and one of the biggest things you will ever buy. So, stop treating it like buying an ipod.0 -
If you're happy to pay £178,000 for it then offer and see what the surveyors report says. If they see it as an issue you have room to lower the price accordingly.0
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