To think this a reasonable offer?

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DaveyJonesLocker · 13/03/2023 17:32

The house is 70k, its been up for sale 11 months. Would 60k be too cheeky?

I'm in a very tight situation, I'm paying cash but having to scrape to get more than 60.

I'm thinking if it's been up a year they'd be happy with a quick sale for a bit less?

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MissingMoominMamma · 13/03/2023 17:33

You can only try!

mamabear715 · 13/03/2023 17:34

I would try too - they can only say no. Good luck!

Butterlover1 · 13/03/2023 17:42

No such as a cheeky offer.

If they don't like it they'll just say no

Go for it 100%.!

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DaveyJonesLocker · 13/03/2023 22:10

Thank you 🤞

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mamabear715 · 14/03/2023 13:08

Do update us!

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DaveyJonesLocker · 15/03/2023 16:32

Boring update. Its only for landlords, has a tenant already in it. Bummer.

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mamabear715 · 15/03/2023 19:04

Aww! So sorry.. I hope you find something else.

caringcarer · 15/03/2023 19:28

That is why it's been up for sale for so long then. It's really hard to sell a property with a tenant Insitu but if they are a good tenant it feels mean trying to get them to leave, especially if new LL would only be putting a tenant in anyway. A property with a tenant Insitu usually gets sold a bit cheaper. Unlikely a person would purchase it to live in themselves as it would mean court to evict tenants.

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