Many an estate agent has the odd anecdote about a sneaky gazumping or conveyancing dispute. Few have stories as jaw-dropping as Trevor Abrahmsohn’s tale of two buyers who couldn’t meet in the middle.
“A developer was selling two apartments for £20 million, but he and the buyer could not agree on the exact price,” Trevor explains.
“The buyer had a plane to catch, and was in a hurry. So I asked them to spin a coin for a million pounds. They spun. The developer lost, but the deal went through.”
Hardly your average property deal, but then Trevor is not your average estate agent.
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