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Flat back on the market
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Absolutely- we sold a previous survey (our sale fell through) for £300 to the new purchaser. No protection from surveyor but new buyer was happy with it.
Just ask the EA to ask the previous purchaser.2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0 -
Sales are falling though? Asking prices don`t really mean anything.ThisIsWeird said:Prices are creeping up in places like London, I understand. £25k sounds like a lot, but it all depends on the actual asking price. It could just be 1%...
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That would be a red flag, and also the price increase, I would look elsewhere.cherry76 said:Levels of the flooring flagged during survey but this was also put down to the age of the building and Highgate being on a hill and the subsoil being clay which is renowned for moving. Does this means subsidence and is it something he should be concerned?0
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