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Property price renegotiation after offer has been accepted...
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You can ask but likely get a NO.
The valuation has come back ok so on what basis do you think the seller will accept a reduction?
There is a lot of demand, seller will likely relist.
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JohnnyB70 said:If a buyer did this to me I’d pull out of the sale and re-market the house.
Someone who plays games like this is likely the sort of person who’ll do it again at exchange, and life’s too short for that sort of hassle.
The time to bargain on the price is when you put your offer in, not half way through the process.2 -
Gavin83 said:JohnnyB70 said:If a buyer did this to me I’d pull out of the sale and re-market the house.
Someone who plays games like this is likely the sort of person who’ll do it again at exchange, and life’s too short for that sort of hassle.
The time to bargain on the price is when you put your offer in, not half way through the process.Unless there's something major that comes along that changes the whole deal. Let's not pretend that this happens regularly.A completely broken roof, subsidence or whatever.0
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