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Jan 23rd 2007, 7:25 pm
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really chuffed.
Its been another good day after months of waiting, let downs and insecurity !!!!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
Jan 23rd 2007, 7:36 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
Its been another good day after months of waiting, let downs and insecurity !!!!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
Friends of ours had their home valued really high in UK and they couldn't sell it. It was over priced. Apparently this estate agent does this so sellers go with him, yet they can't sell
Anyways. cautionary tale. Hopefully in your case all will go well and best of luck m8
Jan 23rd 2007, 7:42 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Don't get too excited. Sometimes valuers value property at a higher value to entice you to sell through them. The true *value* of your home will be determined through market demand.
Friends of ours had their home valued really high in UK and they couldn't sell it. It was over priced. Apparently this estate agent does this so sellers go with him, yet they can't sell
Anyways. cautionary tale. Hopefully in your case all will go well and best of luck m8
Friends of ours had their home valued really high in UK and they couldn't sell it. It was over priced. Apparently this estate agent does this so sellers go with him, yet they can't sell
Anyways. cautionary tale. Hopefully in your case all will go well and best of luck m8
I know what you mean, but we are selling ourselves, so the guy only gets paid for the valuation>
Where we live is quite an exclusive estate, but we have one of the cheapest houses on the estate, and prices have always been a bit low compared to the neighbours. We had an idea of what we where planning on asking, but this just backs up our hopes.
Jan 23rd 2007, 7:43 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
Its been another good day after months of waiting, let downs and insecurity !!!!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
Mandy
Jan 23rd 2007, 10:58 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
I know what you mean, but we are selling ourselves, so the guy only gets paid for the valuation>
Where we live is quite an exclusive estate, but we have one of the cheapest houses on the estate, and prices have always been a bit low compared to the neighbours. We had an idea of what we where planning on asking, but this just backs up our hopes.
Where we live is quite an exclusive estate, but we have one of the cheapest houses on the estate, and prices have always been a bit low compared to the neighbours. We had an idea of what we where planning on asking, but this just backs up our hopes.
Great news mate.
Not long now eh, are you excited yet?
Jan 24th 2007, 11:51 am
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
I know what you mean, but we are selling ourselves, so the guy only gets paid for the valuation>
Where we live is quite an exclusive estate, but we have one of the cheapest houses on the estate, and prices have always been a bit low compared to the neighbours. We had an idea of what we where planning on asking, but this just backs up our hopes.
Where we live is quite an exclusive estate, but we have one of the cheapest houses on the estate, and prices have always been a bit low compared to the neighbours. We had an idea of what we where planning on asking, but this just backs up our hopes.
Jan 24th 2007, 3:41 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Great news. Sounds like it will be realistic then. Good luck
Jan 24th 2007, 6:06 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
Its been another good day after months of waiting, let downs and insecurity !!!!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
We had the valuer in to look at the house (we are selling ourselves) and after having the house valued in early 2005, we where expecting the value to have risen a bit, but its up by over 20% in less than 2 years
that is something worth drinking to
Definitely a new car when we get over there !!
Now all we have to do is sell the bloody thing !!
Jan 24th 2007, 6:09 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by Margaret3
Goodluck furkew, we are selling ours, currently usuing an agent, had lots of viewers and no offers
Fingers crossed for both of us.
Our last 2 houses where both sold in less than a fortnight, so lets just hope......
Paul.
Jan 24th 2007, 6:14 pm
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Re: really chuffed.
Originally Posted by furkew
thanks mags.
Fingers crossed for both of us.
Our last 2 houses where both sold in less than a fortnight, so lets just hope......
Paul.
Fingers crossed for both of us.
Our last 2 houses where both sold in less than a fortnight, so lets just hope......
Paul.
I thought we would have no probs selling,
like you we have one of the cheaper houses on a nice estate), but the house prices here are just crazy just now, 
, still not as bad as down South, Glasgow was always expensive for here, but where i stay , Ayrshire, the prices have really shot up as well, making it difficult for peeps to get their first property.
