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Woolington wrote: »Thank you all so far!
Emotionally, I'll be gutted not to have the opportunity to mend our old family home (not theirs). Part of them bailing out is their complete refusal to co-operate and/or communicate which seems unfair in that we'll be penalised for it.
The problem with an auction is that some cash buyers may be put off because they have to do all of the due diligence before bidding with no guarantee they would be successful.
You could line up an auction date for say Feb and market it with access to the surveys in the mean time
I haven't explored auctions at all. Is it always the case that houses sell for under their market value? it all seems like such a reckless gamble versus doing the repairs and having a guaranteed respectable sale at the end of it.
How is the sale guaranteed?0
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