Browse Forums Real Estate Re: First Home Buyer 2Jun 25, 2013 10:39 pm They have no obligation to get back to you. Nor do they have the right to refuse to submit your offer to the vendor (unless specifically instructed not to present offers under a certain amount). Don't seem to keen. Maybe go to the open, suss out what's happening. Tell the agent you would like an answer as you have other properties to consider. It's a good idea to put your offer in writing and have an en time on it. eg this offer is valid until 5pm on DATE>. You don't want to go through what process again? Getting pre approval? You can take that to any house. Just get a loan amount. Good luck. Sometimes you have to look at lots of houses. When we bought our second PPOR we looked at over 100 houses. Some I HAD to have, some hubby didn't like. But in the end we found a lovely home. Sometimes you think that's the house you HAVE to have but there's another one around the corner. Re: First Home Buyer 3Jun 25, 2013 10:42 pm They don't need to legally say yes or no to the offer. The offer doesn't hold any legal ground, its just you saying you are willing to offer this much. I would withdraw your offer, and re-submit your best and final offer with a deadline. If the deadline passes then move on. If they do accept, then complete the contract. Once the contract is signed, the vendor can't cool off (but the buyer generally can). Re: First Home Buyer 4Jun 27, 2013 7:53 am What did you end up doiong? Is this the same place? Sounds very similar http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-re ... ?t=2116468 Re: First Home Buyer 6Jul 09, 2013 7:37 pm MrsC86 Anyways, we started the offer process at 310k, which she refused to take to the seller,.. Thats outright illegal, right there ! Re: First Home Buyer 7Jul 11, 2013 8:43 am It's not illegal. In the agreement between vendor and agent the vendor can state they only want offers over x amount presented to them.
Re: First Home Buyer 8Jul 14, 2013 7:12 pm Just thought I'd let you know - they didn't accept our higher offer, so we went and looked elsewhere, found a much nicer house in out price range (only downside is its on the main rd of our town) Days after offer was accepted and the ball started rolling the RE agent from the first house we made an offer on messages us and asks if we'd be keen to buy it for 355k.... insanity, still out of our price range and that house was so not worth 355k!! Not much in this responce. My suggestion is, what are you looking to build and why. This will all be impacted by the local councils planning scheme. Familiarise yourself… 6 6243 Soak wells and electrical run in happening this week! Summit has told me they will relocate the laundry plumbing after the walls are completed. I'm actually pretty happy… 13 37021 Cant give recommendations in general with that builder, but during the colour selection, this is honestly personal preference. Depends on the style you want. Do you want… 1 709 |