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Chaps,
I sold an investment flat I have to a quick buy company in October last year, they agreed to pay obviously a bit below market value so I accepted and the process started going through until last week when the completetion date was set they said "oh the bank won't lend us any more than £65k now" nearly half the price of the flat!
Now I'm no idiot which I assume they think I am.
I presume they are just trying to prey on distressed sellers? I obviously rejected the offer and they said oh we will see what the bank says on Monday.
Being taken for a ride at the last minute? As they are paying my legal fee's and have thousands outstanding, I assume they will resort back to the original price?
Thoughts?
I sold an investment flat I have to a quick buy company in October last year, they agreed to pay obviously a bit below market value so I accepted and the process started going through until last week when the completetion date was set they said "oh the bank won't lend us any more than £65k now" nearly half the price of the flat!
Now I'm no idiot which I assume they think I am.
I presume they are just trying to prey on distressed sellers? I obviously rejected the offer and they said oh we will see what the bank says on Monday.
Being taken for a ride at the last minute? As they are paying my legal fee's and have thousands outstanding, I assume they will resort back to the original price?
Thoughts?
guyh said:
Chaps,
I sold an investment flat I have to a quick buy company in October last year, they agreed to pay obviously a bit below market value so I accepted and the process started going through until last week when the completetion date was set they said "oh the bank won't lend us any more than £65k now" nearly half the price of the flat!
Now I'm no idiot which I assume they think I am.
I presume they are just trying to prey on distressed sellers? I obviously rejected the offer and they said oh we will see what the bank says on Monday.
Being taken for a ride at the last minute? As they are paying my legal fee's and have thousands outstanding, I assume they will resort back to the original price?
Thoughts?
Tell them you may have an alternative buyer also and if they are interested then they need to move fast. Seeing as they have already dished out thousands then i think they are just trying to get it as low as possible.I sold an investment flat I have to a quick buy company in October last year, they agreed to pay obviously a bit below market value so I accepted and the process started going through until last week when the completetion date was set they said "oh the bank won't lend us any more than £65k now" nearly half the price of the flat!
Now I'm no idiot which I assume they think I am.
I presume they are just trying to prey on distressed sellers? I obviously rejected the offer and they said oh we will see what the bank says on Monday.
Being taken for a ride at the last minute? As they are paying my legal fee's and have thousands outstanding, I assume they will resort back to the original price?
Thoughts?
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