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Size of deposit leverage
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AnotherJoe wrote: »Is that the Your position ? As you wrote originally, it implied you are looking for reduction in price on the basis of your deposit. Very different to being preferred bidder
Never mentioned anything about reduction in price. Anywhere. Go back under your bridge.0 -
TexasBliffEm wrote: »Never mentioned anything about reduction in price. Anywhere. Go back under your bridge.
so why mention having a 120k would strengthen your hand in negotiations? Negotiating what? Fixtures and fittings? A fully furnished houses? Or the price? Hmmm I wonder which it could be!
Try to make your OP a bit clearer next time. Or perhaps just respond to questions like a normal person instead of the 'I don't like what you said therefore you're a troll' brigade :beer:0 -
The most important factor is whether you have a property to sell. If you don't then you are automatically in a stronger negotiating position whether you have a 5% or 50% deposit.0
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