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Unless you can fund this independently there is zero point in making further offers until you have accepted an offer on yours. You could offer full asking but it would not be accepted outright because you are not proceedable at the moment.
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Making an offer when you haven't sold your house (Sold subject to contract) is pretty much pointless. When we sold our house earlier this year, we got an offer of asking price in the first week. The guy who made that offer hadn't even marketed his house. We said thanks, but basically ignored it. Never heard from him again. Sellers (and their EA) won't have anything to do with offers that aren't proceedable as it would be crazy to do so. Get your house on the market, get it SSTC, then offer on this house. Viewing properties and making offers when you haven't marketed or sold your own property is not a good idea.1
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Completely pointless if you are not a proceed able buyer ...1
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