The meaning of the phrase STC?
What does this mean?
Asked on Jun 12 2011, House Prices in Croydon | Report content
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Hi, STC means 'Sold subject to contract'. Quite simply it means that a sale has been agreed to a buyer but contracts have not yet exchanged contracts. This means that the deal is NOT legally binding, the buyer or the seller can withdraw without any penalty.
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It means a buyer has said they will pay a price that the owner has accepted.. nothing leaglly binding though.
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STC stands for SOLD SUBJECT CONTRACT meaning you have either sold your property by accepting an offer or your offer on a particular property has been accepted. On both examples none of the buyer or purchaser is committed and either can pull out until there is a formal exchange of contract by which time none of the party can back out of the deal.
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