Estate Agent Playing me?

Crashy_Time

AnotherJoe wrote: »

So you think £230,000 for this house is a good price now? Well, there's a change.

This house isn`t selling, as I said, but without a link who knows really.

lookstraightahead

Katetheplate wrote: »

I come back to read the silly digs on here it's hilarious. The site is a joke and full of estate agents by the looks of things and a couple of bitter vendors.

How is it even advice when people are disrespecting me and putting in cheap little digs as if they are the property seller. I find it amusing really but hey ho

It's really not - most people on here just have an opinion and that means healthy discussion and debate. You learn a lot from debating and not shouting. I personally think it's ok to offer low at the moment but it's good to hear why others don't.

Why does it all get to you so much - just don't read anything if you don't want to.

parking_question_chap

Katetheplate wrote: »

Buyers do have the power stop acting thick... It's a buyers market and erm they want to sell the house. Buyer offers a fair price and sellers are being stubborn so that's up to them isn't it... They can wait another 12 months festering in that negative house lol waiting for that extra 5k.

All but this buyer, evidently.

Anyhow why did you want to buy a negative house?

System

Negative as in negative atmosphere because neither of them can agree on a sensible figure to sell their house at. So it makes sense to keep it on the market for another year or so in the hope that some mug will put an offer in higher than £235,000.... OK then.

I've been put off by these vendors anyway with they're petty penny pinching and we won't be considering it if they came back to us. It has alarm bells all over this one now especially since a sale collapsed because of view blocking.

Mr.Generous

PM to me yesterday when OP realised I know the vendor

Katetheplate Yesterday, 9:59 PM
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Hi

Hi I am more frustrated with the estate agents messing me about. They've not put forwarded my offers and I had to complain to the manager to get this looked into.
Has your friend said the same?

FYI.

Mr.Generous

Katetheplate wrote: »

Negative as in negative atmosphere because neither of them can agree on a sensible figure to sell their house at. So it makes sense to keep it on the market for another year or so in the hope that some mug will put an offer in higher than £235,000.... OK then.

I've been put off by these vendors anyway with they're petty penny pinching and we won't be considering it if they came back to us. It has alarm bells all over this one now especially since a sale collapsed because of view blocking.

If its penny pinching then the implication is you are very close to each other on price, and it takes 2 to tango.

MobileSaver

Crashy_Time wrote: »

A delusional seller can`t get their price (because the house isn`t worth it?) ... the more delusional sellers that are educated to this fact the better IMO.

Crashy, can you remind everyone how many years you have been waiting for "delusional sellers" to sell a house at a price that's worth it?

Is it 18 years? 20 years? Or has it been even longer that you have been paying off your landlord's mortgage instead of your own?

Katetheplate wrote: »

Crashy Time, thanks finally someone who can see this from a buyers point of view.

Katetheplate, as per the above, pretty much the only person who agrees with you is someone has completely misjudged the housing market for around two decades now... treat their opinion as valid at your peril.

Gavoo7

Katetheplank would be a far more suitable username.

parking_question_chap

Mr.Generous wrote: »

PM to me yesterday when OP realised I know the vendor

Katetheplate Yesterday, 9:59 PM
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Hi

Hi I am more frustrated with the estate agents messing me about. They've not put forwarded my offers and I had to complain to the manager to get this looked into.
Has your friend said the same?

FYI.

Go on, post the property advert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6P40wLThbc

Dean000000

parking_question_chap wrote: »

Go on, post the property advert.

I would gladly contribute to an MSE crowdfund to buy this property for £235,000.01

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