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  • Profile photo of LootiLooti
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    Hi,

    Greetings to everyone on the forum. I was wondering what you guys thought of these guys. I need to sell my house asap and wondering what my options are.

    Regards

    Profile photo of XeniaXenia
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    They would offer you a quick settlement in exchange for a discounted purchase price. We can offer the same if you are in SA!!!

    Xenia Ioannou-Mena
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    Profile photo of dai888dai888
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    Would you be willing to sell me your property for what you owe on it? If so I could possibly buy your property today. ([email protected])

    Profile photo of DazzlingDazzling
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    Originally posted by dai888:

    Would you be willing to sell me your property for what you owe on it? If so I could possibly buy your property today. ([email protected])

    In answer to your fantastic question – absolutely yes.

    This is excellent, right up my alley. I’ve got plenty of complete dogs of properties, all worth about 80K, but I’ve hocked them up completely and got mortgages on each one of about 130K.

    If you reckon that sounds like a great deal – then so do I. Let’s have a chat right now so we can get rid of those words “could” & “possibly”. [dazed]

    Profile photo of Paul DobsonPaul Dobson
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    Hi Looti

    First of all, could you tell us where your house is located (town/state)?

    If the area suits us we could look at giving you the current market price, if you would be prepared to lend us 20% of the agreed purchase price.

    By lending us 20% of the purchase price, I mean our solicitors draw up a second mortgage contract between us, in which you agree to loan us 20% of the purchase price over 5 years.

    Just another idea. Good luck.

    Cheers, Paul

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