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Rosco32 said:bbat said:How did it go?1
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badger09 said:I agree with Flugelhorn's earlier comment about 5 weeks not being too long given the 2 week Xmas/NY shut down.
However..... a couple splitting up might not be the easiest of vendors. OK if its amicable and both have somewhere else in mind or are moving into rented/with family etc. But if one of them is a reluctant seller, you need to be prepared for a long, and potentially fruitless wait for your dream property.
Hope that's not the case here, and good luck.2 -
nicknameless said:badger09 said:I agree with Flugelhorn's earlier comment about 5 weeks not being too long given the 2 week Xmas/NY shut down.
However..... a couple splitting up might not be the easiest of vendors. OK if its amicable and both have somewhere else in mind or are moving into rented/with family etc. But if one of them is a reluctant seller, you need to be prepared for a long, and potentially fruitless wait for your dream property.
Hope that's not the case here, and good luck.0 -
@Rosco32
When will you hear back about your offer? Has the EA given you a timeline?0 -
propertyhunter said:@Rosco32
When will you hear back about your offer? Has the EA given you a timeline?2 -
Hi op.
Just make sure you get an idea of this split. Try as far as possible to understand where they will be living afterwards, whether they BOTH want to move etc, and what is their timeline?
glad you've put the brakes on after this offer. Far too much hype about house prices.1 -
keeping everything crossed for you mate. Try not to get swept up in increasing you offer further and further (sounds like you wont!) if only so you don't make a rod for your own back when mortgage valuation time comes!1
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lookstraightahead said:Hi op.
Just make sure you get an idea of this split. Try as far as possible to understand where they will be living afterwards, whether they BOTH want to move etc, and what is their timeline?
glad you've put the brakes on after this offer. Far too much hype about house prices.0 -
TXC said:keeping everything crossed for you mate. Try not to get swept up in increasing you offer further and further (sounds like you wont!) if only so you don't make a rod for your own back when mortgage valuation time comes!0
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