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Gutted! Should I offer lower?
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That's good to know. I think our naivety played a big part in this too. The house we're selling was the first property we ever got and we never had this issue because we were first-time buyers. I can now completely understand why our offer isn't being entertained. Just hoping now that they don't accept any other offers for the next week! Thanks, everyone for your posts.boots_babe said:Until you've accepted an offer on your own property you are not proceedable, so no right minded vendor would even consider accepting any offer.0 -
You need an accepted offer on your property before your offer will be accepted on another property.RJM90 said:
That's good to know. I think our naivety played a big part in this too. The house we're selling was the first property we ever got and we never had this issue because we were first-time buyers. I can now completely understand why our offer isn't being entertained. Just hoping now that they don't accept any other offers for the next week! Thanks, everyone for your posts.boots_babe said:Until you've accepted an offer on your own property you are not proceedable, so no right minded vendor would even consider accepting any offer.
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Hi Op
Be open and honest with the vendor. As the amount is next to nothing in the scheme of theing I'm sure they'd go for it.0
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