26 Jan 2013 8:38 PM:

 I've read articles which state that the prices quoted on websites for properties for sale by banks as repossessions are looked on as guideline prices, and the banks are looking for reasonable offers on these prices.  Does anyone have experience of negotiating for a reposession, and what percentage is likely to be looked on by the banks as reasonable and enough to secure a sale.  Take for example, a 100k.euro apartment, any general guidlines on an offer likely to be accepted, or is a generalisation too simplistic an approach? Thanks for the advice folks.

 

This message was last edited by W.J. on 26/01/2013.

This message was last edited by W.J. on 26/01/2013.
Thread: Bank sales, repossessions.

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