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On the market since September.. ideas why?
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Yes low offer goes without saying, but you maybe need to dig deeper on other issues.1
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Sarah1Mitty2 said:Yes low offer goes without saying, but you maybe need to dig deeper on other issues.
Totally love the views.amazing
But the first thing you notice is the massive tilt. Historic movement. Very noticeable and would put a lot of people off
House is very outdated and muddled. Needs a big investment
I like the different levels
Offered 320 she nearly fell of her chair
Said they needed the full amount or close to it to buy their next. I said that doesn't make the house worth that amount
I suggested she gets a proper RICS valuation done and then we can talk again
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Grizebeck said:Sarah1Mitty2 said:Yes low offer goes without saying, but you maybe need to dig deeper on other issues.
Totally love the views.amazing
But the first thing you notice is the massive tilt. Historic movement. Very noticeable and would put a lot of people off
House is very outdated and muddled. Needs a big investment
I like the different levels
Offered 320 she nearly fell of her chair
Said they needed the full amount or close to it to buy their next. I said that doesn't make the house worth that amount
I suggested she gets a proper RICS valuation done and then we can talk again1 -
He wasn't that happy. Kept going out about needing to afford their new place.
I think they were actually pretty keen on that idea. Let's see if they go for. (I have a feeling they will)0 -
Grizebeck said:Sarah1Mitty2 said:Yes low offer goes without saying, but you maybe need to dig deeper on other issues.
Totally love the views.amazing
But the first thing you notice is the massive tilt. Historic movement. Very noticeable and would put a lot of people off
House is very outdated and muddled. Needs a big investment
I like the different levels
Offered 320 she nearly fell of her chair
Said they needed the full amount or close to it to buy their next. I said that doesn't make the house worth that amount
I suggested she gets a proper RICS valuation done and then we can talk again
Seriously, nearly half a mil for an ancient terraced in (supposedly) one of the cheapest areas of the country? (North East).
A view ain't worth that much! ESPECIALLY after all the rate rises lol.
As you said, what they need for their next property is irrelevant. What if they wanted a mansion, are they going to put that old terrace up for millions?
Clearly space issues due to the washer being smack next to the bog, lol..
I'd have thought £200k or less for that, surely?
Glad you viewed it and gave them a bit of a reality check. More of that needs to happen.0 -
BobT36 said:Grizebeck said:Sarah1Mitty2 said:Yes low offer goes without saying, but you maybe need to dig deeper on other issues.
Totally love the views.amazing
But the first thing you notice is the massive tilt. Historic movement. Very noticeable and would put a lot of people off
House is very outdated and muddled. Needs a big investment
I like the different levels
Offered 320 she nearly fell of her chair
Said they needed the full amount or close to it to buy their next. I said that doesn't make the house worth that amount
I suggested she gets a proper RICS valuation done and then we can talk again
Seriously, nearly half a mil for an ancient terraced in (supposedly) one of the cheapest areas of the country? (North East).
A view ain't worth that much! ESPECIALLY after all the rate rises lol.
As you said, what they need for their next property is irrelevant. What if they wanted a mansion, are they going to put that old terrace up for millions?
Clearly space issues due to the washer being smack next to the bog, lol..
I'd have thought £200k or less for that, surely?
Glad you viewed it and gave them a bit of a reality check. More of that needs to happen.
The layout is odd because it's on four floors and it's not a big 5 bed. Some quite small bedrooms
The most odd putting thing (not from a structural point of view is the tilt when you go through the main door
It really throws you
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Thanks for the update. It's a shame because that is/could be a lovely home, but the sellers won't be selling it at that price any time soon.I'm unsure about my spine, I think it's holding me back.0
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Grizebeck said:He wasn't that happy. Kept going out about needing to afford their new place.
I think they were actually pretty keen on that idea. Let's see if they go for. (I have a feeling they will)1 -
YoungBlueEyes said:Thanks for the update. It's a shame because that is/could be a lovely home, but the sellers won't be selling it at that price any time soon.1
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It could be an amazing house, but you would have to spend lots on it. The views alone are priceless.
Please remember the cost of building materials is at an all-time high. We had a cost for an extension to our house when we got the plans drawn up. It went through planning and by the time we were ready to start cost for materials alone had gone up nearly 20% in 6 months.
I feel sorry for them but you are 100% right just because they need closer to the asking price to get their next home does not factor into the cost of what their house is really worth.
I would keep in contact - you never know they may have to be more realistic as their health changes ? Horrible way to think about it but I am just being realistic. - Good LuckHappiness, Health and Wealth in that order please!:A2
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