Advice about house selling - no offers.

Crashy_Time

quantumlobster wrote: »

Crashy,is your advice based on your own personal experience? It's just that it all seems a bit "Google-y".

How would you advise that we separate current trends from what can be found on google searches etc. about those trends?

quantumlobster

Crashy_Time wrote: »

How would you advise that we separate current trends from what can be found on google searches etc. about those trends?

Can we assume that this deflection means that you're not commenting from hard-won experience?

e.g. I've bought and sold a few times over the past 20 years, and have had indirect experience of a few probate sales (supporting other family members), so my experience is my own - perhaps I haven't learned the right lessons, but at least I was actually there

I'm just trying to establish whether you're debating in good faith (and if you are, you need to take it to the debate forum, because this one is for helping people, not arguing how many semi-detached houses fit on the head of a pin if interest rates go up) or just pushing an agenda - because your link-and-run posts look a lot like the latter.

Crashy_Time

quantumlobster wrote: »

Can we assume that this deflection means that you're not commenting from hard-won experience?

e.g. I've bought and sold a few times over the past 20 years, and have had indirect experience of a few probate sales (supporting other family members), so my experience is my own - perhaps I haven't learned the right lessons, but at least I was actually there

I'm just trying to establish whether you're debating in good faith (and if you are, you need to take it to the debate forum, because this one is for helping people, not arguing how many semi-detached houses fit on the head of a pin if interest rates go up) or just pushing an agenda - because your link-and-run posts look a lot like the latter.

When did you last sell?

AnotherJoe

quantumlobster wrote: »

Can we assume that this deflection means that you're not commenting from hard-won experience?

e.g. I've bought and sold a few times over the past 20 years, and have had indirect experience of a few probate sales (supporting other family members), so my experience is my own - perhaps I haven't learned the right lessons, but at least I was actually there

I'm just trying to establish whether you're debating in good faith (and if you are, you need to take it to the debate forum, because this one is for helping people, not arguing how many semi-detached houses fit on the head of a pin if interest rates go up) or just pushing an agenda - because your link-and-run posts look a lot like the latter.

If you aren't familiar with CT, as I understand he sold up in the late 90's waiting for a crash to rebuy and is still waiting.:rotfl:

Ms_Chocaholic

Here it is (I think):
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68050075.html

I think it's very nice, it does need a bit more kerb appeal tho

AnotherJoe

I'm not seeing anything wrong with the garden.

quantumlobster

Crashy_Time wrote: »

When did you last sell?

Earlier this year.

You?

lisyloo

quantumlobster wrote: »

Earlier this year.

You?

You won’t get crashy to give any information about himself.
Can only summise embarrassment or it doesn’t back up his argument.

Crashy_Time

Any offers OP?

justjohn

Its not always the price.


Ask other sellers in your area how there viewings are going.
home.co.uk have average time on market graphs.


The viewings you are getting could be the norm for your area..