We're hoping to put our house on the market next year but given the uncertainty in the market I was wondering how best to price the house for sale?
Say we can accept a minimum of £220, how much should we put the house on for? Do people assume you can offer under the asking? It's just I don't want to list it for £220 and having people offer under this price, I'm aware houses will sell for what they're worth but if we can't get £220 we will be unable to afford the next house up so a waste of all our time iyswim.
We're in the south east and if we'd sold last year we would have got £240-£250 looking at sold house prices.
I've spoken to local estate agents and they all say something different, also I HATE offers over, I feel it's really vague but that seems to be the 'professionals' answer round this way. They've valued our house at average £240 this past month but honestly looking at the amount of houses getting reduced/going unsold I don't think this is overly realistic so I'm feeling confused by it all to be honest
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BloodyGordon · 05/11/2017 10:01
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