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Getting to exchange in four weeks
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It's this one: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/114144824#/?channel=RES_BUYGoogleMeNow said:
Oh my! Is this property special, or really cheap?ohdarn said:We've put our offer in. It's one of over sixty offers put in for the same property. I think our chances of being selected are minimal, so it's probably not something we're gonna have to be worried about
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Wow that is filthy. I am curious as to why a church would even consider buying such a property0
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60 offers from people who are certain they can complete in 4 weeks 😂
and a vendor who doesn't understand the buying process.0 -
Yup, that's about it. What could go wrong? 😁lookstraightahead said:60 offers from people who are certain they can complete in 4 weeks 😂
and a vendor who doesn't understand the buying process.0 -
Queue whoever ends up buying it complaining that their Solicitor is "useless," and "slowing things down" because the other side said it could definitely be done in 4 weeks based on nothing but unrealistic expectations.0
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I know that but it is a bog standard house on a housung estate, why would the Church buy it in the first place?TheJP said:
They didn't, the church is selling the property. The tenants they had in obviously left the house in this state.Scotbot said:Wow that is filthy. I am curious as to why a church would even consider buying such a property0 -
To house the needy....Scotbot said:
I know that but it is a bog standard house on a housung estate, why would the Church buy it in the first place?TheJP said:
They didn't, the church is selling the property. The tenants they had in obviously left the house in this state.Scotbot said:Wow that is filthy. I am curious as to why a church would even consider buying such a property
As in a house where someone less fortunate can have a roof over their head with no bills. However it seems they took the mile rather than the inch.0 -
occasionally they get left property by someone or it was originally a clergy house3
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Why not? They have sizable investment portfolios.Scotbot said:
I know that but it is a bog standard house on a housung estate, why would the Church buy it in the first place?TheJP said:
They didn't, the church is selling the property. The tenants they had in obviously left the house in this state.Scotbot said:Wow that is filthy. I am curious as to why a church would even consider buying such a property0
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