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Post by Natali on Jan 12, 2006 16:04:30 GMT 1
Has anyone done business with Dubrovnik.com Real Estate? All the info I have on them is from their website. And I’d love to hear some unsolicited options.
Thanks!
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Post by seka on Jan 16, 2006 19:21:53 GMT 1
No personal experiance with this agency, but my DUB friend tells me that this agency is reputable.
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Post by caazoo on Mar 8, 2006 1:03:21 GMT 1
I just want to give everyone a heads up about www.dubrovnik.com I contacted them in Jan about a house I saw online. Told them I had family in the area that would be looking at the property in my behalf. I was told that whoever was looking at the property was going to have to sign a “contract”. I ask to be email the contract and for a copy to be sent to my family in Croatia via post. After several attempts I did receive it my email however no one in Croatia received anything. They swear they sent it twice. A time is finally arranged to see the property but now there’s a new twist. The price has gone up $45,000!!! They tell us that some work has been done and that’s why the jump in price. I’m convinced it was “oh we have an American interested” that caused the prize jump. Has this happened to anyone else? I was wondering if was typical?  |
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Post by Carol on Mar 12, 2006 22:30:59 GMT 1
Prices do sometimes jump when foreigners are interested (not just Americans). However, if this happens, it usually is at the offer stage, not the viewing stage. More likely it had been stuck on their books for a while and when you said you were interested, they phoned the owner to check it was still for sale, and the owner updated them about the new price.
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