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'offers in the region of £...'
cramg
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A few houses we are viewing have the price advertised as 'offers in the region of'
One we like was at 'offers in the region of £375,000'.
What would you class as 'in the region of' against a price of 375k?
One we like was at 'offers in the region of £375,000'.
What would you class as 'in the region of' against a price of 375k?
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Ignore it and offer what you think the property is worth
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Offers in the Region is just the same as any asking price.. They can ask what they want, but what is offered is a different matter.
What do you feel the property is worth to you? whats the market like in the area? when did a house last sell nearby of that type.
I would take as the price is open to negotiation. start below what you want to pay and see how it goes..0 -
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How about "offers over..."? Should a buyer still make an offer below the stated figure?0
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It doesnt really matter whether it says over or in the region of. Offer what you think it is worth.0
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