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reply to mf1 agee with you, there is no legal standing but the solicitor wont do it unless they are fairly sure, its just a way for an estate agent to prove (to some degree) there is a bid and thus helps those unsure...there is no real definite way

welcome to the world of private treaty sales, everyone has this fear, i have previously suggested that buyers ask the auctioneer for the vendors solicitor to confirm bids, some solicitors will do it especially in this market. they can do it by asking the existing bidder to put it in writing to...

have been approched to lease ground for a car park to local authority, should fit 90 spaces. they want me to give them a price and back it up with figures. tried to consider criteria such as rates for parking, possible occupancy levels etc..anyone any suggestions? they want it for at least 3...

have a brother working in the INBS and the anger in relation to the press speculation is real with them, they are solid and they know it but the Reuters report and numerous misinformed comments on tv and radio is fuelling the 'no smoke without fire' ethos, dj on galway bay fm made a throw away...

are we suffering from proximity to uk, with any above average irish player aspiring to playing in either scotland or english league. question..would irish players settle for a chance in say the 1st. or even 2nd. division in england against a premier league spot here..more sure of income, better...

i was under the impression that clients account do not earn interest as a rule

Re: cows dung sounds like a pefect topic for local radio stations that appeal to many rural people, galway bay fm, mid-west radio, clare fm etc..also suggest [broken link removed] farming college mountbellew, galway...they would be producing the forward thinking, technically minded farmers you need

yes it can be done, make sure they are all singing off the same page and update you immediately, clarify fee's and cost in advance so that you only pay the fee to one and dont end up paying twice for 2 entries onto the same web-page. you are still better off to deal with one established agent

www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/places/townlands/townland.htm

just note that many agents are short of funds and therefore dropping clients and then sending bill for outlay and sundry, a sort of quick fix finance issue for them

is there minimum entry qualifications to set up a management company or can any estate agent do it?

how do you assess the re-instatement value of an apartment? have guidelines for terraced, semi-d etc..but not apartments

Be careful about using the EA brochure and just hiding his logo etc..it is still their brochure

120' is good frontage, imagine a 60' wide house (which would be big) allows you 60' space to the side ie 30' each side. most rural sites measure 100' x 225' and hold big homes with loads of space

seriously, get a professional. Incorrect boundary will come back to haunt big time if done wrong. Go to the farmer with all the knowledge you need, bring an engineer, the cost will be far out weighed by peace of mind

You must deal through solicitors anyway so do so with deposit also. If the vendor has a problem with this then he may have a cash flow problem and is looking for quick bucks, avoid this 100%.

Re: Landlord arranging viewings It would be considered proper practise for the EA to 'pretend' the tenant is now their client and show the property around the tenants schedule so that the house is well presented and that an air of co-operation is in place. There is no perfect solution but it...

The EA must pass on the offer, he surely must also WANT to pass on the offer as it might result in a (rare these days) sale. He may be saying it as some sort of negotiating ploy (but a poor one).

2 relevant questions...Is there planning on the site? Is it zoned residential?

After the current property boom many EA offices have employed non-qualified people and sent them out to do inspections without proper supervision ie ' how to show the house in the 1st. place'. The best answer any EA can give is ' i dont know but ill find out!'