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British Homebuyers
Just_tis
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Hello
Has anyone sold their house to British Home Buyers please. Have read about them and am aware they could reduce the offer after survey, just would like to know what it is like to deal with them all the way through
Has anyone sold their house to British Home Buyers please. Have read about them and am aware they could reduce the offer after survey, just would like to know what it is like to deal with them all the way through
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Why would you? Just offer your property at a greatly reduced price or put it in (proper/traditional) auction.0
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Using the search facility on the forum will bring up a number of threads on this organisationGather ye rosebuds while ye may0
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Threads on this topic of cash for houses companies, usually conclude that if you want a quick sale, then it makes more sense just to drop the asking price, or go to auction if it is a house that maybe was unmortgageable/in a bit of a state.
There was a thread started 3 years ago, and earlier this year British Homebuyers actually responded to some of the comments.
British Homebuyers - approached me to sell my house for me - anyone have experience of them? — MoneySavingExpert Forum0 -
It doesn`t need to be greatly reduced just sensibly priced for the market, obviously people thinking of using these companies are in areas where demand is falling?ExEstateAgent said:Why would you? Just offer your property at a greatly reduced price or put it in (proper/traditional) auction.0
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