Our house flooded in 2012. It's been renovated and is in good condition, redecorated throughout and is vacant possession. It's totally clean and a gardener has been tidying the garden every two weeks.
We're asking around £20,000 below the asking price of other post flood properties in the area.
The last two people that came round to see it have been horrible. Quite rude and hostile. Obviously, I know people might be put off by the fact that it flooded, but why be like this? It's as if they resent us for putting it on the market
Is this normal behaviour for people who come to view houses? My last house went quickly, so only two people viewed it.
The bloke who saw it yesterday more or less called us liars when we said we had a burglar alarm but had never been burgled. He said that everyone who has an alarm has been burgled and said he'd take a chainsaw to the specimen tree in the front garden.
Is there really any need for such an attitude?
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People being rude and hostile when viewing our house.
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hiddenhome · 30/10/2014 13:39
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