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A move you will never make.0
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RelievedSheff wrote: »A move you will never make.
Are you annoyed that this house is going to have it`s price negotiated down to about 40k?0 -
Remember if it isn't selling you will likely struggle to sell in the futureAn answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0
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I think I'd be looking to buy a property in better condition. If the house was a bargain then others, perhaps with more experience in large scale renovations, would be sniffing around.0
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Modern Auction properties don't sell overly well because of the charge made to buyers. Its very off putting to know you have to pay £6-7k upfront with no possibility of a refund if the purchase can't happen through no fault of your own.
Sellers don't seem to realise this. Somehow.0 -
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I think I'd be looking to buy a property in better condition. If the house was a bargain then others, perhaps with more experience in large scale renovations, would be sniffing around.
Agreed. There's loads of investors and people with experience near where I live. One person bought a whole large building and then converted it to loads of flats.
There are people who whizz around and swipe properties at the drop of a hat. I have a feeling they have been to this one and thought "too much work". I could be wrong.
It's meant to be going to auction tomorrow, so good luck to whoever gets it.
My search for something suitable continues......0 -
Well I wish you good luck in your search. I am sure you will succeed :-)0
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