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Do Estate Agents Lie About Bids

boatsandhoes · 2016-05-31 08:53:07

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone has experience with or come across estate agents lying about bids. I had been previously bidding on a house for 3-4 weeks between myself and one other party. my max bid was 355 but the other parties was 360 and they went sale agreed. A week later the estate agent came back to me saying the…

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#62 20-07-2016 12:50PM

Askthe EA

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lalababa wrote: »

It would be nice to have every property sold by public auction, with very short 'hand over' of the keys/monies ( 2-3 weeks?). Prehaps some sort of liable trustworthy one stop shop ( government run?) nct type survey thingy ( not mandatory). Most of us fools piss a year of eve.s & w/ends away looking for a home! And after the handshake comes a looong wait for the 'hand over' :P It depends on if you enjoy the merry-go-round I suppose

Closing dates are generally 28 days from a public auction. The quick nature is because all the legals are done prior to the auction.

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