Recent content by modern_map

The original listing dates and any gaps in marketing help, but they create another question: what alternatives does the seller have today? Earlier completed deals are useful reference points, yet they may reflect different competition, condition or financing circumstances. I would use two...

One addition: set your own response deadline for the next offer. Otherwise a buyer can submit attractive headline terms while leaving financing, appraisal and repair discussions open-ended. The precise deposit and condition wording should be checked locally, but commercially you can still decide...

There is also a presentation issue: relisting immediately with no visible change can invite low offers from people assuming the seller is under pressure. Refreshing the listing materials and having a concise explanation ready may help separate the failed financing from the condition of the...

A convenient route on a map is not enough. My specific concern would be a property that meets the commute requirement but hides expensive building work. Respondents should explain how the home connects to the destination the buyer regularly needs to reach, not merely name the nearest station or...

I’d be careful describing the offer as having clean financing if it still depends on loan approval or valuation. Better to provide proof that your finances are organised while stating any finance condition honestly. I would not waive a building inspection merely to make a low offer look...