My uncles house is sold!...for less than the asking of 120k..... dunno how much less because my cousins dont like to talk about such things!! Took 10 months to sell.
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17 years ago
ping tumbleweed
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17 years ago
You can find out from the land registry.
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17 years ago
Also it is publicly available free of charge on upmystreet.com (both obviously only after the sale has gone through - and the latter probably subject to a little delay).
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17 years ago
Is it any better than
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cos I see nothing on there bout his or my neighbours house Misletoe
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17 years ago
It will take a couple of months to get on those sites. They buy a monthly list from land registry and load it on there.
The land registry should have it pretty soon, and it costs £3 to get the details. You can see for free when the entry for that property was last updated, so you won't waste have to waste your money getting an old entry.
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17 years ago
Seems its all location location location ..... plus price.
Now we have to buy and aren't finding it easy, definitely not a buyers marker in the Reading area.
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17 years ago
The only reason there are no sellers in Reading is that people cannot leave.
Why move to Reading?
It has some great car parks - M4, A33, A329M etc.
The main Park and Ride is a washout - you have to arrive early to get a safe berth.
etc
It does have a Premiership Football Club. Thats it.
Anyway, the best of luck with your househunting
Flop
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17 years ago
I'm not moving, I'm already there!