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A quick sale - I think not!! advice needed...
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If it wasn't doing that when she first posted this thread, it is by nowRobert_Sterling wrote: »It has been going down at about £400 per minute.
The market's got a lot worse in the last year.0 -
This is so sad that the house is still available. Someone should be living in it. Why haven't they rented it out?
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It's not a great area, nobody'd rent it out for a fraction of covering the mortgage... she wants it shifted.shirlgirl2004 wrote: »This is so sad that the house is still available. Someone should be living in it. Why haven't they rented it out?
Renting property out isn't a solution in most cases, especially now.
The most expensive house to rent in the town is £1200, with lots of 4-5 bed detacheds coming in at £800-1000.
Also, to rent it, it'd mean a mortgage change - and with the amount owed it probably wouldn't be allowed because the rent wouldn't be high enough to cover the interest only.0 -
Pastures New, your Welsh?0
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A bit annoying that with a so-called "Premium" listing there are no floorplans and no brochure! :mad:
I have a feeling that premium listing simply means premium commission for the EA :rolleyes:Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac
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premium listing means desperate to sell maybe?0
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Premium listing actually costs the agent more, we only have so many per month to use and it just sometimes help get a bit more exposure. I do think it's shocking how little info the EA has put up there, no room descriptions, no brochure!Scar tissue that I wish you saw, sarcastic mister know it all, close your eyes and I'll kiss you cause with the birds I'll share this lonely view.0
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I think its a lovely house, would have to change those kitchen units though...0
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Your house has not "sold" twice for £400k as it hasn't actually sold! Ever thought that actually isn't worth £400k! Perhaps the 2 people who made offers on your house realised they were offering too much!!
You sound like you believe it is raining everywhere except on your house!!!0 -
Your house has not "sold" twice for £400k as it hasn't actually sold! Ever thought that actually isn't worth £400k! Perhaps the 2 people who made offers on your house realised they were offering too much!!
You sound like you believe it is raining everywhere except on your house!!!
Pingu, do you have a problem with sellers or something? That is very aggressive... You just have to leave people to it - if they aren't that motivated then they aren't that motivated to sell and very little that you can do about it...
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