PBL107 to 115 - Flats & Houses, London REPAID

You can sell them instantly iff  (if, and only if!) your account is in credit. So a) send money (or sell something older than 7 days) to get a +ve balance, then b) sell the parts, then c) send money back again (or re-buy what you had to sell).

As GSV3MIaC said, so long as you're not in debt you can sell them - key words in my post being "as soon as my deposit cleared" 
Am well chuffed actually cos I also then withdrew some money at the same time (I didn't want to find myself unable to sell them if for some reason today's loan went live before my deposit was credited, so I actually transferred in enough to cover that prefund too) which has already just hit my bank account - had thought I might have to wait until tomorrow to get it back

Ok I'm being really thick but....you say here you can only sell something older than seven days - so how could you offload some of the new loan parts from the last London lot of loans given that they were less than 7 days old. I am soooo confused !!

If your account is in credit you can sell what you want when you want (well, you can try).

But did you want lots of the other loans? If not I think there is your problem. SS took the pragmatic decision with a number of loans to the same borrower going live to use the same fair system across the board.  Those who spread their investment over a reasonable selection (I went for 5 of the 9) were rewarded as against those who were being too selective. I don't think every little decision that SS makes need communicating in advance, we need to allow them scope to do things as they see fit rather than trying to tie them up with a lot of arbitrary rules.

Peter Wetherell, who runs an estate agency in Mayfair, said the decision to leave could lead to a “Brexit bubble” in some parts of the London property market.

“This morning already sterling has plummeted to a low not seen since 1985 and this will now create a short-term buying opportunity for US dollar and euro-based property investors,” he said.

“This is a market for risk-takers and people able to spot high-risk but potentially lucrative opportunities that have emerged overnight due to the fluxes in the markets. Dollar-based Middle East and Asian investors in particular will now wake up this morning and look at short-term buying opportunities in the central London property market.”

On Wednesday, James Evans, a director at Douglas & Gordon, which covers south and west central London, said a vote to leave would mean “an exciting buyers’ market”. He said: “If there was a fall in appetite it would be filled very quickly by people who are sitting on a lot of cash and not getting a return anywhere else. These would be domestic buyers with cash or foreign buyers who are also getting an extra bonus because of the currency.”