A potential first-time homebuyer has shared the “unhinged” response he received from a Sydney real estate agent after he asked a “reasonable” question about a housing price. 7NEWS
property he was interested in buying quietly jumped from $700,000 to $749,000 - despite the home “failing to receive a single bid” on the day of auction.
“The guide increased by $30,000 and now to $50,000 above its original listing price, having failed to receive a single bid on the day.” “It’s simple, as a vendor who owns this property, he can change his mind at any stage about anything he wants, including price, contract changes, who he lets in, who actually even buys it, if he doesn’t like someone he can refuse point blank to sell it to them. Why? Because it is his property, he owns it!” the email response read.
“Then the buyers’ feedback after the first week was $700,000. So the owner adjusted the price expectations and displayed the adjusted price guide feedback of $700,000 on line.”
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