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Developers want to buy my home
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Thanks everyone.
Lots to get my head around!
I am most concerned about being able to afford somewhere comparible 2 beds and outside space0 -
glittermonster wrote: »Thanks everyone.
Lots to get my head around!
I am most concerned about being able to afford somewhere comparible 2 beds and outside space
Actually, that's not a bad idea. Rather than money why not tell the developer what property you would like them to buy you instead? But sheesh, don't be afraid to make a profit - why comparable? (ie. no net improvement for you) - you may as well not move then. Find a nice 3 bed you'd like. All the best.0 -
3 beds where I live are about £200k+!!0
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glittermonster wrote: »The managing agent has said the property (2bed) is work £150k (I paid £147k 3 & 1/2 years ago) and to have a think and let them know what we'd like. Apparently the property developers will cover all costs of selling/buying/moving.glittermonster wrote: »3 beds where I live are about £200k+!!
Sounds about right - go for it!
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