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*eek* I've just made an offer..
Kuztardd
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Good luck, Our house was £119,999 and we offer £109,000 and got it
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Yeh my house is currently on the market and I'm expecting around 5-7k offers less than the asking price.
Remember your the one in control Its your money. Save save save!!0 -
Good Luck Kuztardd! :jEverything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Make sure the vendor knows you know about the bill and that you won't be trying to renegotiate based on that. Will put their mind at ease a little.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Good luck - my new house was on the market at £140k, and my first offer was a bit cheeky £120k but they came down to £130k and in the end I got them to split the difference £125k so you can get accepted lower offers!0
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It's all for a reason, hun. Something better will appear for you
Keep Looking! Got a rightmove email update set up? They'll send you all the new details every 24 hours.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Everything happens for a reason, look at it that way!
the same thing happened to us and then now we are in the process of buying the most perfect house out there for us! x
Good luck and keep us updated!!!:xmastree: :snow_laug Christmas Nutter :snow_laug:xmastree:0
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