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monkeyhp
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Hi there,
We have recently put down a part deposit and are waiting to sign the contracts within the 21 days (then we would pay the remaining deposit).
However during the waiting time there has been a severe price drop on another new development in the area resulting in the fact that we can get a lot more for our money "across the road" so to speak.
My question is can we renogatiate a different price with the current ea? or if we pull out will we incur any losses? Is our part deposit refundable?
We would love just to re-negotiate but I dont think the ea would even look at us if we started messing around.
EDIT: Just seen the other posts in relation to this problem and it seems it is frowned upon. However im buying an house here and feel that due to the current climate and the price drops the EA should be prepared to do their job and understand where the buyer is coming from if he/she wants to renegotiate.
Anyway throw your opinions here, Im going to ring her today and see if I can get some movement.
Thanks in advance
We have recently put down a part deposit and are waiting to sign the contracts within the 21 days (then we would pay the remaining deposit).
However during the waiting time there has been a severe price drop on another new development in the area resulting in the fact that we can get a lot more for our money "across the road" so to speak.
My question is can we renogatiate a different price with the current ea? or if we pull out will we incur any losses? Is our part deposit refundable?
We would love just to re-negotiate but I dont think the ea would even look at us if we started messing around.
EDIT: Just seen the other posts in relation to this problem and it seems it is frowned upon. However im buying an house here and feel that due to the current climate and the price drops the EA should be prepared to do their job and understand where the buyer is coming from if he/she wants to renegotiate.
Anyway throw your opinions here, Im going to ring her today and see if I can get some movement.
Thanks in advance
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