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Estate agent viewings

Amber59 · 2025-08-13 21:28:47

Hi , Your thoughts please, our EA is sending people to view our property that do not have their property on market. Iv been doing the viewings myself and always make buyers welcome . we have been on market for a month now the very first viewers offered £ 20,000 under the asking price . we did not even take it seriously as…

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strawb_shortcake Posts: 3,520 Forumite

14 August at 3:15PM

We were allowed to a view a house without being on the market, it was with the agent we were going to put our house on with.
It did however have an offer and 8 other viewings the day we viewed.

From the EA's point of view it was probably good customer relations for us.
For us, I really wanted to love the house, but the style was just a little too small - it was valuable for us to realise early on what definitely won't work for us. For the vendors, it probably made no odds.

I am curious if any local nosey busybodies will come to us for a gander

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