I had a very frustrating experience dealing with Let Property as a potential buyer.
From the outset, the process felt heavily geared towards pressure rather than transparency. I was told there was strong demand and even an offer around £103k, yet the property remained unsold and I was repeatedly contacted to increase my offer.
I requested a viewing multiple times, which was never arranged. Despite this, I was encouraged to make higher offers and even consider paying a buyer’s premium without having seen the property internally, which I found unreasonable.
The valuation was constantly referenced (RICS at £105k), but this didn’t seem to reflect the reality of the situation — the property was marketed at offers over £97k, had a long-term tenant paying below market rent, and came with clear limitations as an investment.
When I made offers reflecting these factors, they were dismissed outright, and the communication became quite pushy and inflexible. At one point I was told offers below £97k wouldn’t even be presented to the seller, which defeats the purpose of negotiation.
Overall, it felt like a high-pressure sales environment rather than a balanced and transparent buying process. I would advise other buyers to proceed with caution, ensure they do full due diligence, and be wary of making any financial commitments (such as buyer premiums) without proper access and clarity.
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