What does it mean when a property is referred to as 'Sale Agreed'
Most buyers expect, after their offer has been accepted on a property, that it will be marked as 'SOLD' on the board outside and on the internet. Instead terms like 'Sale Agreed', 'Under Offer' or 'Sold Subject to Contract' are used. What do they mean?
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