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OIRO...help

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redsonia14 · 19/02/2017 21:12

Found a house we like new to market with OIRO £215,000 where do we start with bidding? Got no idea, do people still go 10% under?

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JoJoSM2 · 19/02/2017 21:52

Offer what you think is a fair value and what you are prepared to pay for the property. OIRO could be someone chancing it on a property worth less or it could be a way of attracting interest on a property that will go for 10% over the price...

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Villagernumber9 · 19/02/2017 23:47

Go into rightmove and have a look at what other, similar properties sold for.
If you offer too low and they reject it, go a bit higher. Just don't go too high. You don't want to struggle with the mortgage.

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wowfudge · 20/02/2017 07:37

OIRO suggests the seller doesn't want to receive cheeky offers. I don't think it is limited to the two circumstances JoJo lists. But a house is worth what someone will pay for it, so do your research.

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Splooter · 20/02/2017 09:23

and remember there is a good chance that interest rates will start going up within the next year or two.

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Sunnyshores · 22/02/2017 11:33

I take all these OIEO, OIRO, ONO etc with a pinch of salt. I think theyre 'clever' EAs ways of saying the same thing and they are all just prices to be negotiated.

Perosnally Id offer 10% below what you think its worth. Youll be told if its too low and youll be able to offer again if you want to.

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