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Well I would not, and especially at auction we are looking at the forced sale price, undoubtedly less than the market price .... if someone is prepared to wait.Now I will be highly surprised that bank sell off the property for 60% of market price.
Thanks Again.John wrote:Well I would not, and especially at auction we are looking at the forced sale price, undoubtedly less than the market price .... if someone is prepared to wait.Now I will be highly surprised that bank sell off the property for 60% of market price.
The point I need to make is that the bank is under no legal obligation to wait and get the best price for you. You would have no recourse against them if they fail to get what you consider a good price.
Of course prior to being able to sell the house the bank will have got a repossession order from a Court. You will have an opportunity to contest the application for the repossession order.