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How do I settle?
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I really need the space on both floors, please see link below and you can see that even just doing a one storey would not work
Wish I could move though :-( as extending sounds like a major headache although Im sure moving is tough aswell0 -
Also any comments on brochure would be great, obviously the price would be dropped considerably but let me know if you think it would be worth re-marketing
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Anyone, just bumping :T0
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Okay so had house of market for a year now and still not settling, I crave something newer, bigger, its affecting me and family life, please can anyone offer any advice, I would be most grateful0
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Enough already. If you want to sell it then drop the asking price to something reasonable and get on with it.0
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DannyboyMidlands wrote: »Enough already. If you want to sell it then drop the asking price to something reasonable and get on with it.
In my last post I stated Ive had my house OF the market for the past year, asking on advice on how to settle please, tho doubt I ever will unless I move0 -
You know you want to move, we know you want to move so move.0
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DannyboyMidlands wrote: »You know you want to move, we know you want to move so move.
The problem is I know what I need to put my house on the market at to sell it, probably is the houses I want to buy the vendors are not realistic with their prices so I'm stuck0 -
Can't you sell and rent a bigger place? Prices aren't going up in a hurry so you won't be missing out by not owning for a while. You can try an area you're uncertain about and work out which rooms are the priority to have more space in by seeing what space you use.
You will find a place to buy eventually. It took us 18 months of looking to find our place because sellers weren't pricing realistically (or at levels we wanted to pay). Finally this house came on at £40k less than similar properties. The sellers were keen to sell fast and we agreed an offer the day after it went on the market. We were renting at the time so had complete flexibility to move as soon as the right house came up.0 -
pinkteapot wrote: »Can't you sell and rent a bigger place? Prices aren't going up in a hurry so you won't be missing out by not owning for a while. You can try an area you're uncertain about and work out which rooms are the priority to have more space in by seeing what space you use.
You will find a place to buy eventually. It took us 18 months of looking to find our place because sellers weren't pricing realistically (or at levels we wanted to pay). Finally this house came on at £40k less than similar properties. The sellers were keen to sell fast and we agreed an offer the day after it went on the market. We were renting at the time so had complete flexibility to move as soon as the right house came up.
Ive been looking on and off for the past 6 years and nothing has come up, thats the worry of just renting and hoping
, hubby wants to extend instead 0
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