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Do PB not know when to give up? It's their money I suppose...

From: Richard Harper 14 December 2023 12:44 PM

Richard Harper
The problem that being one of the most competitive industries out there, driving sales commissions down as low as 0.5% just to win the signature, many agents prefer to pay a base salary + OTE. As opposed to other countries in Europe where, despite the competition, agents can make as much as 5% on a sale...

From: Richard Harper 30 March 2023 16:47 PM

Richard Harper
Really? Woke Agent Today?

From: Richard Harper 04 March 2023 09:48 AM

Richard Harper
I can understand parking, but renewable energy? afff

From: Richard Harper 13 December 2022 16:08 PM

Richard Harper
lol - how they didn't see this coming beats me. I knew it wasn't going far after I saw how they work...

From: Richard Harper 01 December 2022 11:49 AM

Richard Harper
I think that's it for the tory government. The government (both the Tories and Labour) have made a such a mess of the economy, almost beyond repair. God help us all..

From: Richard Harper 14 October 2022 15:01 PM

Richard Harper
Jeremy Hunt...to make matters worse!

From: Richard Harper 14 October 2022 14:58 PM

Richard Harper
A global meltdown of the banking system, is that what they're calling it now is it? This crisis was predicted way back, right around Covid, when Boris weak handedly gave in to the policy of lockdowns. Anyhow, following this with more government expenditure, austerity and quantitative easing to try keep rates low instead of allowing supply and demand take course just made things worse. This would have made things difficult in the first stance but in the long run, with resilience, the economy would regain stability. It all seems too staged to be true. There are a number of alternatives that could have avoided any crisis and I think they're just using the Ukraine war as an excuse for something else...

From: Richard Harper 07 October 2022 10:09 AM

Richard Harper
In the least it will influence in keeping demand and average prices high

From: Richard Harper 05 October 2022 11:48 AM

Richard Harper
Maybe the government should stop "filling in the potholes" and come up with a definite plan to re-structure the housing market. By preference perhaps lower the stamp duty across the board and, bearing in mind the government don't own and provide social housing anymore so to speak, stop interfering and allow supply & demand dictate the market.

From: Richard Harper 04 October 2022 16:23 PM

Richard Harper
I wonder who's buying in the city of London amid this "crisis"?

From: Richard Harper 04 October 2022 16:17 PM

Richard Harper
The price of going green and the unfeasible green agenda...

From: Richard Harper 15 September 2022 10:28 AM

Richard Harper
"It looks like the Conservatives will adopt any policy to win votes" Well, depending if those votes are from the majority, isn't that the whole concept of democracy? It's blatant obvious that we have an issue with housing in the UK at the moment and it needs to get sorted asap. And not that any other government could do better given the current situation the country is in at the moment. I admit the tories are slow and it's really a matter of "the least worse", but IMO most of todays issues go beyond our own government's powers...

From: Richard Harper 25 June 2022 13:40 PM

Richard Harper
Possibly download all the data to hard drives? lol

From: Richard Harper 08 June 2022 12:20 PM

Richard Harper
How about they remove taxation on 1st properties alltogether...as if we're not already taxed up to our necks as it is, not to mention IHT, a ridiculous concept...

From: Richard Harper 24 May 2022 14:01 PM

Richard Harper
Maybe this could be something that us agents should get together to look in to and possibly query on what we can do as a whole to change this?

From: Richard Harper 24 May 2022 10:38 AM

Richard Harper
And would the agent see anything out of this should a potential buyer pull out of the deal? After all, time wasted, paperwork, chasing up and having to re-market the property. It would be nice if the agent would be entitled to a small amount in compensation.

From: Richard Harper 06 May 2022 14:22 PM

Richard Harper
Absolutely! Agents don't have a good commercial rep as it is, being evermore transparent to the consumer and putting that hat on once in a while could help turn that around.

From: Richard Harper 05 May 2022 15:18 PM

Richard Harper
If the property is marked at £500,000 STC it has already had it's offer of £500,000 accepted and thus sold for £500,000 no? Unless you gazump your buyer, but nonetheless the next buyers will be aware of its listed value.

From: Richard Harper 05 May 2022 15:05 PM

Richard Harper
LOL

From: Richard Harper 17 February 2022 15:52 PM

Richard Harper
Bearing in mind that the Jersey government is independent from the UK and measures such as the stamp duty holiday didn't apply to Jersey. The Jersey market is mainly based on supply and demand and according to their regulations to foreign investors.

From: Richard Harper 24 August 2021 15:57 PM

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