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R Lee

posted on 1st Oct 07 at 13:19

Came to a final agreement this afternoon...

209,000 :D

But, its not over until survey and papers are signed etc.


R Lee

posted on 29th Sep 07 at 01:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
When he takes it off the market, tell him you were lying about the extra 2 grand.


:lol:

quote:
Originally posted by John
He might have held out for the extra from you because you put in such a stupid 1st offer, thats what happened with my mum and dads house.
Maybe? I'll never know, and i don't want to know now. The 1st offer was a stab in the dark tbh.


John

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 19:22

He might have held out for the extra from you because you put in such a stupid 1st offer, thats what happened with my mum and dads house.


Ian

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 19:19

When he takes it off the market, tell him you were lying about the extra 2 grand.


R Lee

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 14:39

Ok, ok...

£208 refused :|
£212 is what the seller wanted, down from £215.

He said he'll meet me half way, £210,000
Going to call back tomo :thumbs:

Hopefully, i've just bought my first house, woo! :D


R Lee

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 14:27

I've put the offer in.
Awaiting call back...

They better fucking accept it, i want to spend the rest of my money on making this an absolute bachelor pad :lol:


R Lee

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 14:22

Heysham Head.
About 200 yards away from the coast.


Cosmo

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 14:21

where abouts is it?


R Lee

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 14:20

I'm going to put the £208,000 in now.

If they refuse, £210,000

NO MORE :lol:


Cosmo

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 00:16

depends on the seller and their reason for the sale too though Ian.


Ian

posted on 28th Sep 07 at 00:13

House prices are already too high, banks in difficulty obtaining cash in order to lend, inflation still not on target - this is not a sellers market!


Ecosse Sport

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 15:55

quote:
Originally posted by mav
you don't know their situation and they might be willing to wait to get what they want for the house...Out in 210k which is only 2k under what they said is the minimum they would accept...

Scotland is better as it's either fixed price or offers over, none of this going lower crap...:)


Not when you're having to offer 100% over the asking price to get a place, thats whats happening in Aberdeen with some properties I've been interested in buying.


mav

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 15:46

you don't know their situation and they might be willing to wait to get what they want for the house...Out in 210k which is only 2k under what they said is the minimum they would accept...

Scotland is better as it's either fixed price or offers over, none of this going lower crap...:)


C2RL R

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 14:27

if someone did that to me i'd just tell them to fuck off then. saying that, you never know what their situation is so it might be worth a shot.


Ian

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 14:17

If they turned down £205k put an offer in for £203k with a note telling them the cash is waiting, and that it'll be £201k next week.


R Lee

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 13:24

Estate agents gave me a shit answer of "not very long".
They've already reduced the price, but again, i'm not entirely sure what they've reduced it from.

1 11/04/2007 £172,000
2 15/12/2006 £165,950
3 08/12/2006 £176,000
4 31/03/2006 £176,500
5 01/12/2005 £165,000

Its number 4. Thats how much they bought it for back in 2006.
I can see that they've done a fair few improvements ie. kitchen, flooring, etc.
But, i don't want to get ripped off.
Its a huge jump in market prices there.:boggle:


Cosmo

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 13:16

Id imagine they would accept £210k.

How long has it been on the market?


R Lee

posted on 27th Sep 07 at 13:15

I've found a house which i like the look of.
It's currently on the market for £214,950.

I've already put an offer of £190,000 which i knew they'd refuse. Then put an offer in for £205,000 which they also turned down.
The estate agent told me that the lowest they're willing to go down to is £212,000.

What do you think i should do next?
Bear in mind that this was all yesterday.
Should i play the waiting game for a little bit longer, then stick another offer in? Say, £208,000?

Muchos help appreciated :wave: