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OwlHoot replied

14 March 2009, 19:01
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

They have had a couple of offers recently, it's a really nice house

Oh well, the idea was "rent unless something exceptional comes up", so back to saving up until we can buy for cash when it reaches the bottom

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oh wait, sorry, wrong thread
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d000hg replied

14 March 2009, 18:48
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

That is a surprising coincidence. Surely no estate agent can claim something like that more than once or twice in his career.

They have had a couple of offers recently, it's a really nice house

Oh well, the idea was "rent unless something exceptional comes up", so back to saving up until we can buy for cash when it reaches the bottom
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fckvwls replied

14 March 2009, 18:10
Originally posted by SallyAnne View Post

My folks house has just sold, and the people buying it had 3 offers on theirs in the last 2 weeks.

Totally boomed!

Boomed In Sunderland
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SallyAnne replied

14 March 2009, 18:01
My folks house has just sold, and the people buying it had 3 offers on theirs in the last 2 weeks.

Totally boomed!
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thunderlizard replied

14 March 2009, 16:08
That is a surprising coincidence. Surely no estate agent can claim something like that more than once or twice in his career.
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d000hg started a topic Would you believe it...

14 March 2009, 14:01
Would you believe it...

In the current market, a house which has been up for sale for a year, received an offer just a couple of grand more than we were happy to pay the same day we were about to put our offer in.

The only logical explanation is the housing market has turned, prices are rising, everyone's boomed, etc
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