Buyer Beware: Strategies That Get You Nowhere
Posted by Bill Mann on
Anyone who is buying a house in Lewes -- or even just checking up on the market -- is likely to find that some of the rules of the game seem to have shifted. Particularly anyone expecting to be deluged by the kind of amazing deals being offered in 2008 and 2009 should see what I mean.
As the latest housing statistics continue to paint an upbeat picture, at least when it comes to bargain-priced properties, the days of multiple bids and ‘offers over asking’ are back. If you are weighing the advantages of purchasing a Lewes home before interest rates and prices rise in earnest, it should be useful to take a look at some strategies that work -- and some that virtually never work:
- Blanket Low-balling – Running around writing up a bunch of low-ball…
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