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Are sold prices always correct on Rightmove?

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  • Davesnave
    Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite
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    RelievedSheff wrote: »

    You can search the land registry records for sold prices for free.

    https://landregistry.data.gov.uk/app/ppd/
    No, sorry, ours isn't there, but I do have a copy of the Land Registry transfer docs, so I know it's OK.
    As I said, presumably people may buy that, but it's £3 to find out what it says. I doubt if anyone thinks the knowledge is worth £3 though!
  • mj2014
    mj2014 Posts: 40 Forumite
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    Checked with land registry...the price paid was actually £290k which makes more sense. Now to overthink about what to offer...orio 335 seems a big jump in 2 years for the area....
  • paddyz
    paddyz Posts: 175 Forumite
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    My ex sister in law brought her fathers house at a reduced price from him
    Mortgage start Oct 12 £104,500
    current May 20 -£56,290_£52,067
    term 9 years aiming on being mortgage free by 7
    Weight Up & down 14st 7lb
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