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Any advice on this- company who buys house within 14 days
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fozzeh
Did you manage to sell your property in the end? I just recently inherited a property and contacted a number of companies for quotes and prices, and worked out that very few were true cash buyers.
Thankfully the property I inherited was in London allbeit in Stratford, and I got 90% of valuation of property for a cash sale within 14 days from this company.
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I could have got more by selling to auction but did not want to wait around 3 months or more with Mr Osborne changing the stamp duty, so took my inheritance and re-invested into a business, and paid off our mortgage.0 -
If you genuinely did this then it was crackers. I don't see how the SDLT changes would have affect someone selling an inherited property.
Also if you only received 90% of what it was worth in a highly buoyant market like London I can only imagine that those outside London would get a lot less.0 -
If you genuinely did this then it was crackers. I don't see how the SDLT changes would have affect someone selling an inherited property.
Also if you only received 90% of what it was worth in a highly buoyant market like London I can only imagine that those outside London would get a lot less.
Not their first reference to that website either...0 -
Don't.
No, really, don't....0
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