Can I Get 100% of market value for my house or flat? This a question that every seller wants to know the answer to – is it possible to get one hundred percent market value for my property? (sometimes people say 90% market value or even 75% market value but why compromise?) I understand that [...]
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Can I Get 100% of market value for my house or flat?
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Can I Sell With Negative Equity?
I get calls everyday from sellers who need information about negative equity. A staggering number of UK homeowners are in negative equity in 2011. This means you owe the bank more on your home than it’s worth on the open market. If you don’t need to sell it’s not a big problem. But, if you [...]
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Buy My House Scams Cash Buyer Scams Too Good to Be True (Etc…)
Buy my house scams – Cash for houses scam I get a lot of people searching on Google to see if companies that offer to buy your house fast for cash are a scam or some kind of fix. Of course, it’s possible that some cash property buyers are not what they seem. Unfortunately, we [...]
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Do I Have Enough Equity to Sell My House?
This is a question I’m asked on a daily basis and one that many people type into Google looking for an answer. The reality is that the money you have borrowed against the value of your home, your mortgage and any secured charges, are loans with the strongest possible security – that of your home. [...]
