12-03-2013, 04:45 PM
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Re: House on market and its gone mad
Originally Posted by The Dog Lover
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I had a great week in Norfolk last week and found a bungalow I liked
I have Norfolk as one of my preffered counties and I search on Rightmove from time to time, I am looking around Swaffham, Watton, and Dereham at the moment. May I ask the general area you found that bungalow
Not the exact street etc. and don't worry I can't gazump you as forbidden by SWMBO from making any offers yet 
12-03-2013, 04:50 PM
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Re: House on market and its gone mad
Originally Posted by Janela
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Val, were you not advised to have the dogs 'baby sat' for the viewings?
it will be hard enough on them not getting all the walkies they usually get
12-03-2013, 05:01 PM
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Re: House on market and its gone mad
Originally Posted by Losos
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That's great news I'm so pleased that you've had 8 viewings lined up, I think at last the FFL scheme is starting to get the mortgage market going again and new buyers are starting to look around.I have Norfolk as one of my preffered counties and I search on Rightmove from time to time, I am looking around Swaffham, Watton, and Dereham at the moment. May I ask the general area you found that bungalow
Not the exact street etc. and don't worry I can't gazump you as forbidden by SWMBO from making any offers yet
12-03-2013, 05:07 PM
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Re: House on market and its gone mad
Originally Posted by Janela
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Val, were you not advised to have the dogs 'baby sat' for the viewings?Our friends estate agent advised to put the cat in a basket
Good luck for this evening
When we had it on the market before it was always the asians that didn't like the dogs well tough luck !
12-03-2013, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Nobaggage
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Well done ... hope you find the right dog owning people to buy your house .... My last neighbours but the board up one day and had moved out 4 weeks later everyone was amazed how fast it happened ......
In my experience it usually takes around 3 months if there are no hold ups.
12-03-2013, 09:31 PM
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Re: House on market and its gone mad
Originally Posted by The Dog Lover
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I don't want it to move that fast as I don't retire until May so can't move until after then. In my experience it usually takes around 3 months if there are no hold ups.
Hope all goes well with your retirement and you get the place in North Walsham it is beautiful up there but just a bit far from my few remaining relatives. Next time I'm on Rightmove I might have a look 'tho.By the way there's a couple on Dogsey who are also planning a move to Norfolk, that makes three of us, could we put up a sign on the border "No dog, no entry"
13-03-2013, 12:16 PM
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Its sold !!
The couple who came last night made me an offer there and then and have confirmed with the agent this morning. Its close to the asking price and I am over the moon. They are first time buyers who lost a house so have all finances set up and in order ready to go. I have now put an offer in on the bungalow I want to buy and await the vendor's response but if necessary I will pay the full asking price as its a very good price for me. All looking good. The agent now have to cancel 14 viewings
Norfolk here I come
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