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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-427..._t=buy&chnl=buy

What's all that about, then? Fixed price??? (Just looking as I may be taking a job in this region in September)

Also, just for fun... looks good, looks good - URGH! The outside!!!! And did the EA have to levitate to get Pic 15?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-531..._t=buy&chnl=buy

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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-427..._t=buy&chnl=buy

What's all that about, then? Fixed price??? (Just looking as I may be taking a job in this region in September)

Also, just for fun... looks good, looks good - URGH! The outside!!!! And did the EA have to levitate to get Pic 15?

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-531..._t=buy&chnl=buy

In theory it means no offers accepted - however as the song goes "it aint necessarily so".

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Indeed, somone told me the price you see on shops (sat in the supermarket) is just a guide price, legally your allowed to buy/put an offer in at any price however the vendor (for example say tescos) is within his rights to regect your offer....

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Yeah we use "Fixed Price" on properties in Scotland when they can't get sold "Offers Over" but you can still offer under the "Fixed Price".

The thing that is different here is that if you offer the "Fixed Price" amount the property is yours. You can't get Gazumped like you can down south.

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I posted something similar a few weeks back from my area.

Called the EA and it turned out to be open to offers. Apparently it was how the vendor wanted to adertise the property. Looking at Ourproperty.co.uk it turned out the "Fixed Price" was the same as the vendor paid 12 months earlier.

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Yeah we use "Fixed Price" on properties in Scotland when they can't get sold "Offers Over" but you can still offer under the "Fixed Price".

The thing that is different here is that if you offer the "Fixed Price" amount the <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=property&v=56">property</a> is yours. You can't get Gazumped like you can down south.

It also means after survey it becomes legal binding...a great way to operate, so choose carefully....

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