onestopview.com » repossession http://blog.onestopview.com Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:15:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 en hourly 1 BMV Opportunity, Repossessed, Quick Sale needed or Reduced? http://blog.onestopview.com/bmv-opportunity-repossessed-quick-sale-needed-or-reduced.html http://blog.onestopview.com/bmv-opportunity-repossessed-quick-sale-needed-or-reduced.html#comments Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:42:10 +0000 onestopview http://blog.onestopview.com/?p=86 I was taking a view of property available in my region of the UK on the internet the other day and I was amazed by the amount of varied wording used to attract buyers. No longer is it enough to describe the property in full, we are now having to add tempting phrases in order to attract potential buyers interest. I particulary noticed the usage of ‘quick sale needed’, ‘reduced again’, ‘reduced to sell’, credit cruch of repossession and BMV opportunity.

These are all terms that we may be familiar with, but it is only of recent have they been attached to property. I was honestly more attracted to property using these terms than by those simply detailing the property description etc.

Are you seeking a property to buy and do you also look out for these phrases by example using them in search engines such as Google? Do you market your property using these terms or do you feel that they may drag down the perception of the property in question?

There is no doubt that people out there are always looking for a bargain, so really, these terms are ideal to attract buyers, are they not?

]]> http://blog.onestopview.com/bmv-opportunity-repossessed-quick-sale-needed-or-reduced.html/feed 0 Business’s Closing, Unemployment Rising http://blog.onestopview.com/businesss-closing-unemployment-rising.html http://blog.onestopview.com/businesss-closing-unemployment-rising.html#comments Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:19:50 +0000 onestopview http://blog.onestopview.com/?p=34 In the first three months of this year eight and a half percent more firms went bust and a third more financial businesses closed down. The financial industry and banking sector will be seeing more and more people being laid off due to the economic situation. this in turn obviously means unemployment figures will rise. People are spending less in the high street, which will also affect retail sales and manufacturing figures which will then knock on to loss of jobs in these areas as well. High unemployment will see an increase in people having difficulty repaying their mortgages. If people then look to sell they will have to accept much lower prices or face being repossesed.

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