You're free to make enquiries about a property that is ‘sold subject to contract’. It could be sale agreed, stc, sold subject to contract, sold, any kind of thing. Your property listing will be removed from or updated as sold stc on your estate agent’s and other property websites, and a ‘sold’ or ‘sold stc’ sign will replace the ‘for sale’.
As A Buyer There Is Not Much You Can Do When This Situation Occurs, Other Than.
Sold stc means 'sold subject to contract'. In layman’s terms this means that the seller and a buyer have agreed a price for the property, however, the final contract which would. Sold ‘subject to contract’ (stc) means an offer has been agreed between the buyer and seller.
Legally Yes You Can Offer Without Any Consequences And The Ea Should Pass The Offer On.
Until exchange of contracts, the vendor is free to accept any other offer they wish. Money talks but on a property that is stc, it would have to be more than a few extra grand above the sold price. And yes it is gazumping if it's accepted.
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‘sold subject to contract’ means that an offer has been made on a property and that the seller has provisionally accepted it. Sstc / stc is the stage in which the property in question goes into when there is an agreement on price between the buyer, and the seller. Estate agents must put all offers forward until contracts are exchanged, but the vendors.
What Does ‘Sold Subject To Contract’ Mean?
Stc stands for subject to contract and when buying a house you may read or hear the phrase ‘sold stc’. I would like to still make an offer, but i'm not sure if i am legally allowed to now. To arrange a viewing of a house that’s under offer you can find these on rightmove by checking the “include under offer, sold stc.”.