We've sold our house !!
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Originally Posted by mels123
Hi Jempee
Interesting that you left before completion, because we have decided to do the same. Did you sign everything like contracts etc before you left? Or do the documents need to be sent over by a courier?
I'm hoping our sale will have exchanged by the time we leave, but you know how things go!!
Mel
Interesting that you left before completion, because we have decided to do the same. Did you sign everything like contracts etc before you left? Or do the documents need to be sent over by a courier?
I'm hoping our sale will have exchanged by the time we leave, but you know how things go!!
Mel
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Originally Posted by NessieOggy
Good News! We'll all gather up some "Latitude 50", or a few other Okanagan wines, for when you arrive.
K.
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Originally Posted by Alan Prout
After 6 months of the house being on the market, being messed about, feeling stressed and asking ourselves daily what in gods name are we doing, we showed a lady round our home yesterday who 'genuinely' loved it.
K.
#19
Originally Posted by kt0157
It's interesting that this experience (and others reported here) contradicts the "official" line that the housing market is still red hot. I wonder if we're seeing the fag end of a bubble about to burst? If so, then it's excellent timing for you.
K.
K.
Ours has sold for 15,000 below valuation and that's before a surveyor comes.
Babs
#20
Originally Posted by Alan Prout
The official line also rattles on about how house prices are still rising - yet we and many others are having to reduce our asking prices drastically to actually sell.
Ours has sold for 15,000 below valuation and that's before a surveyor comes.
Babs
Ours has sold for 15,000 below valuation and that's before a surveyor comes.
Babs
I think that there is a limit to how much you can afford which will limit house prices anyway. The average income is £X, so the maximum Mortage will be £Y, hence the average house price cannot go over £Y. Or something like that.




