How to Make an Offer on a House | No-Nonsense Guide to Buying a Home

[@naturelover4214]

The best advice I've gained in minutes. Not a single estate agent, or anyone else has provided this kind of help.

[@josephinebardot8403]

It is a great video thanks for the great information and well delivered. This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@MoveiQ]

Thanks for taking the time to share feedback - Glad you found it helpful

[@cu99460]

What happens after you made 3 offers that have all been rejected? All 3 offers are sensible and I used comparable on the road as a justification for my offers. What’s the next steps? The property has been on the market for over 2 weeks. Asking is 825k. Neighbour house sold for 800k last year and was in better condition and already had the extension done (neighbour house is identical to the property I want). The property I made an offer too is in bad condition and needs complete refurbishment. My last offer was 768k and was rejected. Any advice would be helpful, thank you. Regards, Mickey.

[@MoveiQ]

This may help www.moveiq.co.uk/advice/buying-house-offers-and-negotiations/negotiate-house-price/

[@User-HannahHerbertTravel]

@@cu99460 keep watching, let it reduce then pounce

[@mike-papi-8580]

In the market on the east Coast on the states, offers 10% below the price is not gonna get it done and probably get you ignored on future bids, actually in most cases I find 10% to even 20% over isn't gonna get the offer accepted .

[@littleman787]

Does this guy sound like he's on the US East Coast? Mug

[@kylsters]

Why would you want to tell the seller the % deposit you have? Is that to show your buying power?

[@HarHarBear]

It's to show that you are ready to buy and have the funds to pay down the deposit, along with Decision in Principle from your Mortgage Broker. It's a very common practice in the UK.