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Quick Move Now is typical of these online organisations that pretend to provide a service to customers but cannot afford to manage their sales progression on their shoe string fee structure and without suitably experienced and qualified accountable in-house staff - hence their high sale failure! Pay peanuts . . .
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05 October 2017 10:49 AM
Agents should alert their vendor clients to the potential disadvantage of agreeing a sale to a buyer who is selling through an online agent. Informed clients choice from there, but should two offers be under consideration, similar except for the nature of the bidders selling agent . . .
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25 September 2017 15:02 PM
DO you not remember what happened when double MIRAS was withdrawn with 6 months notice ending 31st July 1988? The property market went berserk for 6 months, prices went up 40%, the market collapsed midnight 31st July 1988, and the property market dropped 30% and died for 10 (TEN) years. Then there was the fallout from the Home Information Pack, 3% Stamp Duty threshold . . . so PLEASE DO NOT tempt the Government to meddle with the property market again!!
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22 July 2016 09:32 AM
Lenders would not be offering 5 year fixed rates at 2.5% or less if they thought interest rates were going to go up - Chancellor stop your scaremongery and appreciate that in the real world, if the media says property prices will be hit (for whatever reason) then people will be unsettled and property prices will falter until things settle down again. Besides which, leave and maintain control of our lives and markets is surely better than losing control of our finances altogether, along with our judiciary, border control and Army - what would that do to house prices?
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