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Help! Are Taylors fobbing us off?!

natalie_86 · 2007-07-23 16:00:53

Hi, i'd be really grateful for any feedback! On saturday me and my boyfriend put an offer in on a house with Taylors, this morning we got a phone call from them saying that we needed to come in and meet with one of there financial consultants to check our finances? We told them that we have already got a mortgage sorted,…

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Dipak Posts: 215 Forumite

24 July 2007 at 2:40PM

Doozergirl wrote: »

You can go back and offer again. That is the nature of repossessions. Even though they appear to have accepted the other offer, they have to continue marketing as newish2this has explained. So you can continue to offer!

Hi there,

I dunno if this helps as my house was a repo and i was in a contract chase as the house was marketed by 2 EA's. I made my offer and i put a clause saying that i would only pay my offerred price if the house was not marketed and taken off the market. Seller agreed and i managed to complete before the other person so i got the house.

Dipak

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