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Is it worth a cheeky offer?
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Well done OP! Best of luck with it all. Just goes to show a cheeky offer is always worth a punt
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"Well done OP! Best of luck with it all. Just goes to show a cheeky offer is always worth a punt"
It goes to show there are some properties considerably overprice on the market....0 -
That could be the whole market though if mortgage rates rise?caprikid1 said:"Well done OP! Best of luck with it all. Just goes to show a cheeky offer is always worth a punt"
It goes to show there are some properties considerably overprice on the market....0 -
Yes, too many people think they somehow have to "impress" the seller for some reason.,macman said:It's not 'cheeky.' it's simply a low offer. They can accept or reject it, and you can increase your offer or withdraw.
You have nothing to lose by trying.
At some point between you, there is a sweet spot that is acceptable to both parties, and only the 2 of you can find where that is. No on else can tell you.0
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