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Two mortgages and gone wrong
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Try using property bee.
Went on sale in May 2008 for £650k
Dropped April 2009 to £625k
Feb 2010 to £550k
Sep 2010 to £520k
Feb 2011 to £495k
Aug 2011 to £350k (auction guide price)
Oct 2011 to £280k
Now that's what I call chasing the market down
There must be something significantly wrong there though....British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0 -
There must be something significantly wrong with that property, according to propertybee it actually sold at £625k before falling through and coming back onto the market.
It looks a bargain at £280k.
I do feel a little bit sorry for the sellers!Thinking critically since 1996....0 -
somethingcorporate wrote: »There must be something significantly wrong with that property, according to propertybee it actually sold at £625k before falling through and coming back onto the market.
It looks a bargain at £280k.
I do feel a little bit sorry for the sellers!
Might have something to do with the massive substation (Arnewood) sited about 10 yards away, that the estate agents accidentally forgot to mention.0 -
somethingcorporate wrote: »There must be something significantly wrong with that propertypoppy100
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