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Part-Exchanging Property through Taylor Wimpey?
k0108356
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Hi Money Experts
I bought a new build flat in Camberley 3 years ago but have now moved to Coventry (about 150 miles). The flat is on rent and was bought from George Wimpey. I was wondering could I offer the flat to Taylor Wimpey (as it is now) as part exhange for something bigger in the Midlands?
Regards
Kully
I bought a new build flat in Camberley 3 years ago but have now moved to Coventry (about 150 miles). The flat is on rent and was bought from George Wimpey. I was wondering could I offer the flat to Taylor Wimpey (as it is now) as part exhange for something bigger in the Midlands?
Regards
Kully
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You can offer it as part exchange to any developer but you're better selling it and buying a half decent pad in Coventry that you can choose from a wider selection. Hopefully you'll benefit from the difference in house prices. IF you part-ex you get burned at both ends of the deal.
Why Coventry?
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Quite simply I was born and bred in the Midlands so have decided to move back! Reason why im asking for part ex through George Wimpey is because I believe I paid about 50k too much for a one bedder in GU17 and thought they have to (they don't have to anything i suppose) give me a part ex price similar to what i bought it for 3 years ago.0
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Quite simply I was born and bred in the Midlands so have decided to move back! Reason why im asking for part ex through George Wimpey is because I believe I paid about 50k too much for a one bedder in GU17 and thought they have to (they don't have to anything i suppose) give me a part ex price similar to what i bought it for 3 years ago.
Unfortunately not. They'll be even more cruel. And charge you too much for the next one while they're at it
Come and move West a bit. It's lovely
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