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I clearly stated in my original post that we bid 5K over the guide price first.dlane99 said:So we bid the guide price + 10k.
Just found out that this offer has been refused aswell.
ninsaga said:I know its easy to say...but be prepared to walk... you may be outbid anyway given the current climate.
If you are prepared to walk then why not state your price & if not accepted within 48hrs then your offer will be withdrawn.
if there still are no other bidders then you may have a chance of them accepting
ninsaga
Howitzer said:I don't really get why you upped your bid in the first place. There was only one other bidder who dropped out as their bid was rejected. Whilst I'm sure you're really just interested in closing the sale asap at the end of the day the vendor is selling for a reason, either they are in a chain or an investor selling out. Either way they have to sell otherwise they would never have put the property on the market.
Stick to your own valuation and be prepared to walk. A lower bid may be a more appropriate action than a higher one, and would probably illicit a quicker response.
Thats exactly what I have a problem with,sandymount said:The estate agent is acting(and paid for by the seller). I actually think that he is doing a pretty good job. He did tell you at the beginning what the vendor would accept. Guide Price +15k, the guide price is exactly what it says "a guide". You have raised your bid once so they may think that you will raise it again. At the rate prices are rising, 5k extra may seem cheap in a couple of months.
dlane99 said:They are a couple who are moving into a new house thay are building.
It is a sellers market
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