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How should you market a house in Scotland offers over/in the region,fixed price etc?
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We also have a flat to sell, valuing between 85-90k on the Home Report. I think we are going for FP of 85 (we need 83), and will drop to o/o 79995 if we get no interest.
I think in this day and age the home report value is irrelevant and it's what a buyer will pay and what you need to fund your move that dictates a price. I'm out Glasgow way and only in the last month have closing dates been reappearing again, before that houses have sat on the market for a year or more.
MissE001: the house has a HR of 159k, went on at o/o 155k and is down to o/o 145k. Smilar properties in the street have sold in the last year for 130-140k, hence me thinking 138k-140k is my ballpark,0 -
I'm out Glasgow way and only in the last month have closing dates been reappearing again, before that houses have sat on the market for a year or more.
Glasgow does seem to be one of the poorer performing markets in Scotland over the last few years.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
-- President John F. Kennedy”0
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