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FTB - Second thoughts
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Yes thats the one mcc^^0
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Apart from the condition of the property I'm sure you have had a lucky escape.
It has been on the market for over a year with no interest and yet you end up offering the asking price.
It is clearly over valued ......
I agree with this. If it's been for sale for more than year then it's overpriced. There is no way I'd offer asking price on a property that has been on that long unless it has had significant reductions.
Walk away and find a vendor who doesn't want to waste everyones time and money. Especially yours.Debt Is Slavery.0 -
Well, as of this morning, we are no longer going after this house, told my lawyer to tell her we were not interested any more.
Bring on the viewings on Saturday0 -
Who writes these property descriptions? I'm not sure if there are any actual words in the description
Snds mre lk walk-out cond :rotfl:Attr grnd flr trad 2 bedrm flat in pop loc. Con placed for local amens with public trans links nearby & conv access to the City centre. The property has been upgraded & is in walk-in cond. Accom comprises lnge, 2 bedrms, kit, bathrm. GCH & DG. Viewing instructions
Tel: 0141 952 3322 , Eves/Wkends 0141 572 4372
Just off to the kit to mk a sndwc0 -
I'd be running down the street screaming flailing my arms.
Worst attempt at a cover up ever. And offering you a £250 goodwill gesture on £1250 worth of damage, especially after having received full asking price having been on the market a year and desperate to move.
Vendor has no brains.0 -
What does 'in a walk-in condition' even mean anyway? That it has floorboards??Excuse any mis-spelt replies, there's probably a cat sat on the keyboard0
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What a price though! I so wish I wanted to live in a cheap area. Similar flats in old properties go for half a million in my area. How depressing.0
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Strange that the advert states offers over £59,995 yet when you click on the 'schedule' link it states Fixed Price £70,000 .......0
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goodness me. walk away, of course.0
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