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From Under Offer to SSTC?
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Swami_Trinel
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Before I contact our vendor's EA: I had an offer accepted 2 weeks ago. It took the EA a week to send the memorandum of sale and mark the property as Under Offer on websites. I've had my mortgage approved (subject to valuation), have instructed a solicitor and am awaiting the valuation. I'm of the opinion the property should be withdrawn from sale or at least marked SSTC. Am I right to request the EA do this?
Before I contact our vendor's EA: I had an offer accepted 2 weeks ago. It took the EA a week to send the memorandum of sale and mark the property as Under Offer on websites. I've had my mortgage approved (subject to valuation), have instructed a solicitor and am awaiting the valuation. I'm of the opinion the property should be withdrawn from sale or at least marked SSTC. Am I right to request the EA do this?
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there's really no difference between under off and SSTC.If you're concerned the vendor is still marketing, aska friendtoring and ask for a viewingBut I think you're worrying unneccesarily. Buying always taeslonger than people (esp FTB's) expect or want.Relax!3
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More than likely and I'm tryinggreatcrested said:But I think you're worrying unneccesarily. Buying always taeslonger than people (esp FTB's) expect or want.Relax!
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What difference does it make?0
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No idea, hence the question.Slithery said:What difference does it make?0 -
It was rhetorical - it doesn't make any difference.0
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No difference. There will be things to stress about on your journey to completion, but this isn't one of them! Good luck with your purchase.1
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I think some agents use "under offer" others use SSTC2
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I am in the process of purchasing a property, offer was accepted in February and has been marked as ‘Under offer’ ever since.
Looking at the agencies past listings, they only ever use that, never SSTC so I don’t think it’s anything to worry about.0 -
Ours used 'Reserved' (even though not a new build).Flugelhorn said:I think some agents use "under offer" others use SSTC(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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One round here puts "Too late" on their sale boards.I am not a cat (But my friend is)0
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