Thread: The housing market
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Unread 3 Dec 2006, 22:39   #17
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Re: The housing market
dude, ONE of the factors, did i say THE MOST IMPORTANT factor? no. did i say THE ONLY FACTOR? no.


dont argue for the sake of arguing, when i said i know of a couple around here, what i meant was quite literally anecdotal evidence from talking to estate agents (or rather, people i know who work for/as estate agents) about how they believe that a flat fee system would be better for the housing market, as charging a percentage encourage both inflated prices and gazumping
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