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Can't sell due to high ground rent charges
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Proof that even a broken clock is right twice a day, I have to echo ReadySteadyCrashy here - put the place on for a tenner and you'll be shot of it this afternoon. Not liking your choices isn't the same as not having a choice.ReadySteadyPop said:
Very true.theartfullodger said:You can all sell. But not for the high price you want
As Thatcher (not a fan) said, you can't beat the market.
Best wishes to all.0 -
20 - 25% discount should get some landlord interest, no one sells for rock bottom prices unless they have to.0
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