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Jan 12th 2009 | 12:41 pm

#16

terese677

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Re: offer on house

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Originally Posted by TRAX123

Hi everyone, we got an offer on our house in the UK. Its under the asking price, but thats to be expected in the current climate, and we are just relieved to get rid of it at this stage.

Wish everyone in the same boat all the very best of luck

Trax123

Thats fantastic, congratulations
Terese

Feb 17th 2009 | 2:20 pm

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Danny B

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Re: offer on house

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Originally Posted by Posidrive

We took the massive hit coming here just under 4 years ago and are getting stressed about the prospect of another hit going back despite having the house up for sale at a price that will net us less that what we paid for it 3 years ago, well before the 2007 property spike. Our problem appears to be that we designed the house to a more British style and it's not getting the interest that it should because Canadians have no taste or sense of style

Why don't you Canadian'ise it then, or are the changes you made structural?

Feb 17th 2009 | 2:22 pm

#18

Cassie 10000

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Re: offer on house

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Originally Posted by TRAX123

We sold 25,000 pounds under the original asking price, count yourself lucky you've got there.

Fingers crossed for the rest of you out there.

Feb 18th 2009 | 11:36 am

#19

DESERTFOX

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Re: offer on house

We would be in the same position as we are going to put our house in the market hopefully by the end of the end of the month. But what would be the reason why we are selling our house? should we lie and tell them that we are going south or north instead of migrating?