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House Sale Turned Into Auction
Friend recently viewed a property which she really liked, and put offer in of full asking price. However she has been told another couple have also offered the full price. Two full offers , so now the estate agent has decided to make it an auction and keeps ringing my friend to say the other interested party have offered more. My friend has declined to be dragged into a bidding war , and spoke to the owner who knew nothing about this . He thought that whoever meets his asking price, he chooses which person he sells too . Sounds a bit dodgy from the estate agent
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My daughter was buying a flat last year and made an offer that was accepted.
Then the estate agent rang to say a higher offer had been made so my daughter pulled out.
The flat was still on sale a few month later so I think the estate agent was just "trying it on" with my daughter.
No wonder people hate estate agents.
Then the estate agent rang to say a higher offer had been made so my daughter pulled out.
The flat was still on sale a few month later so I think the estate agent was just "trying it on" with my daughter.
No wonder people hate estate agents.
everyone wants the biggest price - seller and estate agent
if you get two interested - then this is common place
and always elicits howls of anger from the punter / jarn, punters sorry
fact of life ....
No of course the seller wont fire the estate agent for trying for a higher price
I wish people would give serious advice on these threads ....
if you get two interested - then this is common place
and always elicits howls of anger from the punter / jarn, punters sorry
fact of life ....
No of course the seller wont fire the estate agent for trying for a higher price
I wish people would give serious advice on these threads ....
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