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What can I do to make our offer more certain for the vendor?
You could use Nested. Their thing is that they'll guarantee a minimum sale price and advance you that so you can move chain free.
I sold my house with them recently and while I didn't end up needing to use the advance I was very pleased with having the option, and managed to get listing to completion in 7 weeks (at a higher price than the other two EA's estimated - so the guaranteed advance thing isn't a ploy to get you to sell cheap).If you used the referral we'd both get £500
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I don't understand why you don't just put your house on the market, get an offer on it, and then start looking at where you want to go from there.
Short of selling it to webuyanyhouse or availing yourself of nested / a bridging loan, if you haven't got the cash to buy the house you want to buy, then from the vendors perspective you can't give them any comfort at all and it's just another unproceedable offer
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House we saw in summer came back on the market - we’ve put an offer in which is acceptable but the vendor hasn’t accepted because we don’t have an offer on our place yet. They don’t have an onward chain. What can I do to make our offer more certain for the vendor?