The "have a look at this!" thread II

bouicca21

Deleted_User wrote: »

Posted this not long ago but it now looks like the tenant has vacated and took their chained up TV with them. :rotfl:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67002834.html

Even at 28k I think the EA ought to give a floor plan and some info about room sizes.

ukmaggie45

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-87497231.html

Spot the cat. And then the cat leaving... Spooked by EA?

sammyjammy

RelievedSheff wrote: »

Someone isn't afraid of using a bit (or rather a lot) of colour!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/s6p/75764131

Nice kitchen cupboards in the bedroom :rotfl:

od244051

ukmaggie45 wrote: »

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-87497231.html

Spot the cat. And then the cat leaving... Spooked by EA?

Pic 3 - cat snoozing
Pic 5 - How dare you wake me up from my snooze
Pic 6 - I'm outta here

GDB2222

bouicca21 wrote: »

Even at 28k I think the EA ought to give a floor plan and some info about room sizes.

Even at £28k it looks expensive, compared to some done up versions at £50k.

Oxon

bouicca21 wrote: »

Even at 28k I think the EA ought to give a floor plan and some info about room sizes.

How do EA fees work on a house like this? EAs where I live charge around 1% of the sales price. So for this house that would be £280. Once you’ve taken into account costs, overheads, tax etc it isn’t much!

GDB2222

Oxon wrote: »

How do EA fees work on a house like this? EAs where I live charge around 1% of the sales price. So for this house that would be £280. Once you’ve taken into account costs, overheads, tax etc it isn’t much!

They may have a minimum charge.

A local agent here in London told me that the total cost for him taking on a new property is several thousand pounds.

Davesnave

Deleted_User wrote: »

Posted this not long ago but it now looks like the tenant has vacated and took their chained up TV with them. :rotfl:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67002834.html

Absolute steal!

Ashington went Tory this week so gentrification is just around the corner..... after we 'get Brexit done' that is.;)


By the way, must one have attended a posh private school to produce a literary masterpiece like "Get Brexit done?" At my lousy council-run school, one of the first things my English teachers advised, was to avoid the words 'get' and 'got.'

[Deleted User]

Davesnave wrote: »

Absolute steal!

Ashington went Tory this week so gentrification is just around the corner..... after we 'get Brexit done' that is.;)


By the way, must one have attended a posh private school to produce a literary masterpiece like "Get Brexit done?" At my lousy council-run school, one of the first things my English teachers advised, was to avoid the words 'get' and 'got.'

Ashington stayed Labour. Ashington is not in Blyth Valley which went Tory.

[Deleted User]

Oxon wrote: »

How do EA fees work on a house like this? EAs where I live charge around 1% of the sales price. So for this house that would be £280. Once you’ve taken into account costs, overheads, tax etc it isn’t much!

GDB2222 wrote: »

They may have a minimum charge.

A local agent here in London told me that the total cost for him taking on a new property is several thousand pounds.

Pattinsons are one of the more dodgy/rip off agents in the area. They will agree a price to sell but that won't reduce even if you reduce your asking price. They will also charge you £300 or so if you take it off the market or sell with another agent.