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Another question about survey downvaluing property

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Amethyst24 · 24/03/2014 20:57

I've accepted an offer on my flat and am totally gobsmacked by how high it is. It's 235% of what I paid in 2005. Buyers have a 25% deposit. If the survey downvalues the property, how far below will it need to be to put the kibosh on it? I realise that the tenants income % will have an effect too.

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26milesofcbeebies · 24/03/2014 22:31

as far as I know this will largely be between you and your buyers- if the valuation is below what they offered and they wish to keep the deposit at 25% they might ask you to lower the price. If they are happy and able to have a smaller % deposit then that is up to them.

Most lenders want at least 10% for the deposit so as long as they still have enough for 10% after accounting for the extra they will have to pay to make up for the difference between the survey value and the agreed price they can go ahead.

Amethyst24 · 24/03/2014 22:47

Thanks 26Miles (are you a runner by any chance??) I'll be happy to include F&F if they want, which could go some way to making up the difference.

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