Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[bricktycoon] 30/9/2020 09:51

With a muddy site and zero in the bank this is heading towards 2008 lows

[jugears] 30/9/2020 09:00

Up up up I think, as expected

[bricktycoon] 30/9/2020 08:18

Footings getting wet today materials sites getting muddy zero sales drawn down on banking facility months ago 5 p imminent

[jugears] 30/9/2020 07:27

Probably doesn't even know where the uk is, do they have internet in mud huts ?

[cl0ckw0rk0range] 30/9/2020 06:59

Great price

[bricktycoon] 29/9/2020 16:21

this is bust 90 p next weel on market crash lockdown mark 2 imminent

[jugears] 28/9/2020 22:57

My intention was always to do it up & sell it, I dont hang on to any property that I buy to renovate, I have spent a lot of money on it, renovated it to a very high standard & getting a very good return,empty houses cost money,
Im in business to make money,

[cl0ckw0rk0range] 28/9/2020 22:41

"So why sell your house at these 'low prices' when, according to you could get a lot more in a year's time?"You really needed to ask that? Says a lot if you can't get your head around that one.

[sikhthetech] 28/9/2020 20:21

Jug,

You claim that house prices are going to continue rising strongly.
You claim you don't need the money.

So why sell your house at these 'low prices' when, according to you could get a lot more in a year's time?.

Unless of course you now believe house prices are going to crash. Unless of course you believe there are several uncertain events coming together in Qtr4, which has made you change your mind.

[gbh2] 28/9/2020 16:42

Some folk have no life other than that of trying to make folk as miserable as they are!

[cl0ckw0rk0range] 28/9/2020 16:25

Give it a rest Sikh you clearly have an axe to grind and a personal grudge against TW otherwise why would you post negative tripe here day in and day out?Sold you a house that has issues maybe?Disgruntled ex employee?Your agenda is blatant.

[jugears] 28/9/2020 16:10

SIKHY,you don't have to accept any offers, I always list at a higher price or offers over anyway, some agents are sceptical on this practice, but luckily I have an agent that I have used for 30 years & know exactly what I want & expect. The property I am listing was valued by 3 estate agents & all were within a few k of each other, but a lot more than I was expecting having had it valued last year & a lot more than the 2.5k may dad paid for it in 1981.

[arja] 28/9/2020 14:02

sikhthetech,
yes, they know all the tricks and always best to be wary and sceptical when dealing with agents or in life generally . Even the bloke who cleared my gutters a year ago now gives me only a slightly lower price to clean top only of my conservatory and then says he is giving me a cheaper price as he knows me as a former customer !

[arja] 28/9/2020 13:55

sorry 12500 !!

[sikhthetech] 28/9/2020 13:55

Agents trap potential sellers by providing a higher property valuation and offer cheaper 'sole agency' commission. Many get trapped by this. After the property is listed, the 'surprising' lower offers appear.

[arja] 28/9/2020 13:51

Doing own conveyancing saves more money if one has a few hours free time as it is a piece of cake . The late Michael Joseph's book , "the conveyancing fraud " was my "bible" and the conveyancing RITUAL has not changed much over the years apart from ID checks etc and a few different forms .

[arja] 28/9/2020 13:46

what nonsense saying "you get what you pay for " as that does not apply in your situation but might apply when getting a job done such as repair at a house where the low qupte might be from a less professional tradesman . I can not count the number of times I get estate agent leaflets through the door saying they have clients looking for a property like yours . They just want the listing and maybe you fell for that .
Some years ago I sold a house and 2 High Street agents suggested 270,000 hoping to get aboout 266000 . I thought I should be asking about 28o,000 and online agent suggested asking 285,000 as could always come down. I had ``buyers interested and sold for 282,500 . So much for "get what you pay for " as I saved about 2500 on commission and got at least 125000 more ! ( wry smile )

[jugears] 28/9/2020 13:20

Cupra exactly why I am using an agent rather than online, very specific market for what I am selling & my agent has a list of potential buyers as long as his arm, you get what you pay for IMO.

[arja] 28/9/2020 12:59

cupra kid,
yes , good point about selling such a property and high street agent might have clients who look for a none standard type of property . good luck with it .

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/9/2020 12:55

1711 - yes, that's my view, coinciding as it does with the issue on the market of the 355m new shares.

And it's temporary, and a great opportunity.

[cupra kid] 28/9/2020 12:54

Arja, yes I've used very cheap online agents previously with positive outcomes so no problem with them whatsoever. As long as they list on the main websites then it shouldn't make too much of a difference and would be a lot cheaper. The reason I've chosen an estate agent at 1% this time around is because it's more of a specific property that I'm selling so it needs to target the right clientele.

[arja] 28/9/2020 12:41

last post was addressed to Cupra Kid BTW/

[arja] 28/9/2020 12:40

if so easy to sell, why not use an online agent costing about 150 quid of shopping around for cheapest ? I used Turtle Homes on a sale in 2015 and no problems whatsoever . sadly they went under simply because UK folk are indoctrinated into usong High Street agents from a young age but before the internet where all agents advertise through rightmove , zoopla etc . Only snag is that the seller must show the buyers the house and some buyers like that as the seller can answer questions on his property best . I remember as a buyer how frustrating when agent says " I do not know " in answer to a question even though, if pressed , one might get answer later .
I think only about 5% of properties are listed with online agents sadly for reason I gave and people just loving to throw thousands away ! ( smile ) . I even do own conveyancing for many years when buying or selling as I can read and write and always goes well apart from obstructive tactics by solicitors which I was able to handle . I understand that as they are trying to protect their easy bread and butter money .

[sikhthetech] 28/9/2020 12:35

well that's 3 posters on here who want to sell homes.. and that's just on 1 BB on 1 day.

And with eviction ban ended, mortgage payment hols ending next month, btl/foreign investors selling, it seems there will be more houses for sell soon.

Supply and demand will dictate house prices.