Is There A Way Of Finding The Original Price Of A House Before It Was Reduced?

[marsey]

As per thread title.

Thanks...

 

[Rubberglove]

As per thread title.

Thanks...

Could be wrong, but I think Zoopla might have that type of info

Failing that, ring the agent and ask

 

[Wilfy]

Think rightmove show it anarl.

 

[NorthCountryBoy]

As per thread title.

Thanks...

You staying in the same area? I've just been looking at a house your way when searching this morning.

 

[Horatio Pugwash]

Ring the estate agent and ask?

 

[marsey]

You staying in the same area? I've just been looking at a house your way when searching this morning.

Hopefully mate. Where did you look?

 

[Sessegnons Mam]

There’s an add on for Firefox called propertybee which tracks the history of all he houses on rightmove.

 

[marsey]

There’s an add on for Firefox called propertybee which tracks the history of all he houses on rightmove.

Cheers mate. Saw that on a Google search but couldn't get it to work for mobile. I'll try my laptop tomorrow.

 

[wisemensaysteve]

to rubble?

 

[cornish mackem]

If you have ever sold a house you will know that what people set as an asking price isn’t always what it’s worth. People tend to try it on when they initially pitch it just to see if anyone is daft or desperate enough to pay over the odds. Seeing something reduced might just bring it down to a more realistic asking price.

 

[pele]

As per thread title.

Thanks...

Google the house address then click on YourMove and a historical appraisal of house prices will appear.

 

[EDGE]

Ring the estate agent and ask?

Ring? Nee body does that these days.

 

[Mozza]

That would be too easy, now that ya can ask someone to dee it for ya.

Ring? Nee body does that these days.

 

[steve30000]

Ring? Nee body does that these days.

You haven't got a mobile phone? what do you use, a transporter beam?

 

[JAZZMANB]

If you have ever sold a house you will know that what people set as an asking price isn’t always what it’s worth. People tend to try it on when they initially pitch it just to see if anyone is daft or desperate enough to pay over the odds. Seeing something reduced might just bring it down to a more realistic asking price.

More the agents doing that though
Nice way to get the sale ,tell your home owners its worth 10% more than it is then they get no viewings

 

[EDGE]

You haven't got a mobile phone? what do you use, a transporter beam?

Smoke signals.