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VegasPhil |
posted on 19th Mar 14 at 19:41 |
Sometimes marketing your property with the selling agent offers a bit of a sweetener also. Ie a double deal for the agent. | |
stuartmitchell |
posted on 18th Mar 14 at 13:06 |
haha good luck mate :) | |
deanmcreynolds26 |
posted on 17th Mar 14 at 19:47 |
quote: Sounds ideal that. Second viewing getting sorted this week and maybe have a wee chat with the seller and see where she's at with my idea lol | |
stuartmitchell |
posted on 17th Mar 14 at 16:23 |
We have just done this mate. | |
JM_16v |
posted on 17th Mar 14 at 14:02 |
In my opinion its the sellers option to choose. | |
baza31 |
posted on 17th Mar 14 at 09:23 |
Do you have any money to put down on it? You could say put 5k holding fee with a term of say 3 months . If you don't sell in three month the house goes back up and you lose your 5k . But tbh your not in a position to buy . See how yours goes and go from there . | |
whitter45 |
posted on 15th Mar 14 at 23:14 |
If estate agent is professional they will pass on the offer to the seller but normally request your estate agents details so they can contact them to prove you are in a position to buy I.emhad an offer on your house | |
Colin |
posted on 15th Mar 14 at 19:22 |
If your not procedable the sellers estate agents won't take your offer seriously at all, probably telling you to come back once yours is sold. | |
AndyKent |
posted on 15th Mar 14 at 08:32 |
Its common. Obviously better if you already have an offer in place but not always doable. They might accept on the basis that it doesn't come off the market until yours is sold | |
John |
posted on 14th Mar 14 at 23:40 |
Can put an offer in whenever you want. | |
deanmcreynolds26 |
posted on 14th Mar 14 at 23:13 |
Can this be done anymore? |