Q:Hi,
We have been to see a house which we are going to put an offer in for, but our budget is MAX 183K. The house is on for 188K – more than we want to spend on this house – but we really like it, just not at this price. We are going to put in an offer for 178k. The EA thinks we can pay 185K for a house but this house is really not worth it. How do we aproach this so we get house for price we want to pay not for what we can pay?
Q:i want to purchase a home in failsworth manchseter, its a four bedroom semi detached. it is on the market for ￡159,950.
Bear in mind its been on the market for 6 months and had no offers, what sort of price should i offer i was thinking ￡148,000 is this taking the p*ss or reasonable?
A:I think this is better moved to the dEBT free wannabee board.
A:You need to speak to a professional. Get yourselfto a CAB or debt counselling office pronto.
Good luck.
Q:I own a flat outright and it is worth about ￡130,000. I currently rent it out for ￡350 per month. I have mortgage of ￡120,000 on my own home. I am thinking of selling my flat to pay off my mortgage but have been told to mortgage the flat to release some equity to pay off some of my existing mortgage. I really would appreciate any advice as I am a bit clueless!:confused:
Q:What is the best way of raising funds to purchase a property in France, with options to pay the loan off in a few years time without unreasonable penalties.
Q:Hello,
We are buying a house with a missing chimney breast in the kitchen. It is supported below the lintle on two pieces of wood that go right down to the ground.
The vendor says it was like this when he bought it and so has been there for at least 16 years. There is no buildings regulation approval for the work.
We know it wouldn't pass building regs, and we are planning to put it right as soon as we move in to the property – getting it properly resupport
Q:Hi 85 yr old mother lives in Council house for 50years
her family lived with her for approx 25yrs in the same house until they married etc
Does anybody know if she can purchase the house and then leave it to the family in her will
seams a good opportunity to purchase a cheap house
Q:Hello,
I am buying a property with my partner. She is putting in a bigger deposit and will be paying 70% of the mortgage. She works full time, I work part time.
We are drawing up a deed of trust that will set out that any monies each of us put into the property will be marked down and will be added onto each of our shares in the property – so that if anything goes wrong we can work out or percentage shares and divide the profit (or loss!).
My partner has been v
Q:hi
we are 6 weeks into selling/buying minefield
the survey on our house was done approx 4 weeks ago and they said all was ok. the estate agents also rang to say everything had come back normal, no probs with house etc
today the same surveyors have rang saying that whilst they have carried out the "survey" they now need to come back and do the "homebuyers report"???
the earliest they can come is Friday
any ideas any
Q:Hi
When you move into a new property do you automatically have to inherit whoever supplied the previous owner? Have been told by the supplier (who is our current one also) that you do, but wanted to make sure they're not just saying that.