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Taylor Wimpey 100% Part Exchange

scottishlass1979
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Hi
Has anyone done a part exchange with Taylor Wimpey? They are offering 100% pe based on the home report that they undertake, my concern is that they will produce a report under the value that we believe it to be.
thanks
Edwina
Has anyone done a part exchange with Taylor Wimpey? They are offering 100% pe based on the home report that they undertake, my concern is that they will produce a report under the value that we believe it to be.
thanks
Edwina
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Or the new builds are massively over priced and they can't sell them, so they want to swap them for a house that they can sell.Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0
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So get 3 estate agents round yourself so you can compare valuations. Remember EAs often over-value in an attempt to get your business, so ask them specifically
* what they would market at and
* wat they would realistically expect to sell for
Also look at recent sold prices for similar properties in your street.
Trying to sell a £X00,000 asset without yourself having any idea what it is worth is just asking to be ripped off........0 -
you are both right! i have had valuations plus i know what my neighbours home report value was, so I know exactly what I expect from them. Just curious to see how close to their promise of '100%' home report actually is!0
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The only thing that matters, same as when p/ex'ing an old car and buying a new one, is the price difference, the "cost to change".
Focus on that, not the price for your house or the price for the new one.0 -
Is it the builder or the chartered surveyor who will produce the home report you suspect will attempt to commit fraud?I am a mortgage broker. You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice. Please do not send PMs asking for one-to-one-advice, or representation.0
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So get 3 estate agents round yourself so you can compare valuations. Remember EAs often over-value in an attempt to get your business, so ask them specifically
* what they would market at and
* wat they would realistically expect to sell for
Also look at recent sold prices for similar properties in your street.
Trying to sell a £X00,000 asset without yourself having any idea what it is worth is just asking to be ripped off........
I've always asked a 3rd question - how much could we achieve for a quick sale?0
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