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Holiday home
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Dont no what to do.Put a deposit on new build to use as holiday home cash buyer should i go ahead with it or walk away .
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Steady on. It's going to take us a while to process all that detail. Bear with us.....4
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Sorry in the current climate are house prices going to drop...0
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OP removing their clothes is not going to help us formulate a response. Quite the opposite.Deleted_User said:Steady on. It's going to take us a while to process all that detail. Bare with us.....
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Contrary to what a lot of the media are suggesting, the world is not about to end and holiday homes and "normal" life will return. If purchasing a holiday home was a good idea for you before the virus then it probably still is. Maybe try to negotiate a price reduction as others like you might be having second thoughts1
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Thanks for your reply..Take care0
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Offered a £30000 price reduction..0
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