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House offer accepted - then removed immediately from Rightmove
dominoman
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I made an offer on the house I am buying and after the agent bidding me up quite a bit it was eventually accepted.
The very next day the property was removed from Rightmove, Zoopla and even the agent's own website.
The sale seems to be going through, but I just thought that was really odd. Normally they like to leave it up, marked as Under offer or STC or Sold.
Any ideas why they would do this? I cant think of a reason.
The very next day the property was removed from Rightmove, Zoopla and even the agent's own website.
The sale seems to be going through, but I just thought that was really odd. Normally they like to leave it up, marked as Under offer or STC or Sold.
Any ideas why they would do this? I cant think of a reason.
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I think most people would be over the moon if this is what happened to them after their offer was accepted and they didn't have to stipulate it as a condition of the offer.
Think about it, now it's off the market, minimal chances of someone else coming along and out offering you.I have a simple philosophy:
Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches.
- Alice Roosevelt Longworth0 -
Is it not on rightmove when you took the box for stc?
If so that is pretty unusual! Good luck with your purchase.0 -
From experience even sold properties stay on Rightmove for around 2 -3 months after an offer has been accepted.
Its good as you can keep an eye on when sales fall through and allow you potentially to get in at this stage.0
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