Your aim should be to sell your property for the best possible price in the shortest possible time. When deciding to sell your property it is important to obtain an up to date accurate valuation. Our valuers carry out an extensive number of valuations each month giving us an intimate and unparalleled knowledge of property values in your area.
First impressions count, therefore the presentation of your property is critical to a successful sale. Consider addressing any DIY jobs that have been meaning to get done, a fresh coat of paint if necessary and declutter in order to show a room’s potential size.
There are many methods that can be used to attract buyers. Before choosing an estate agent, find out how they market their properties. Visit their website and see how their properties are advertised online. Here are a few things that we do to ensure as many people get so see your property:
Property2suit are more than happy to conduct the viewings on your property, but should you prefer, you can guide buyers around your own home for a personal touch.
Listening to feedback from viewings can be helpful to determine how to make your property more attractive to buyers & actioning some of their feedback could result in generating an earlier sale.
As soon as we receive an offer we will notify you both verbally and in writing. Any special conditions of the offer will also be stated in writing and we will check the buyer’s ability to proceed before you decide whether to accept the offer.
As your estate agent we will handle any negotiations between you and the buyer. It is important that you consider how much you would be prepared to accept if a buyer offers a price different from the asking price. The buyer’s position may impact your decision. Consideration should be given to the position and ability of the buyer along with the price being offered and how they fit in with your requirements, are they paying cash, do they already have a mortgage “agreed in principle”, are they first time buyers, are they in a short chain, or can they work to your timescales better than other buyers?
It is important to remember as your estate agent we act on your behalf, not the buyer’s, so we will work with you to get the best price. We will advise before you make a decision the response to marketing thus far, interest from other parties, and advise on comparable sales ensuring you have peace of mind in making a decision. A survey may reveal repairs are needed on your property, which could affect the price a buyer is willing to pay.
Once negotiations have reached a positive conclusion and you are happy to accept an offer, you will need to instruct a property solicitor / conveyancer if you haven’t already done so. As your estate agent will then issue a memorandum of sale detailing the specifics of the sale and circulate it to all parties.
Conveyancing is the process by which the legal transfer of property from one person to another is made. The buyer or their solicitor/conveyancer examines the legal documentation for the property and raises questions in order to approve the contract of the sale. Your Chosen solicitor/conveyancer help and guide you through the process to a successful exchange of contracts and completion.
The exchange of contracts is the legally binding part of the process. This is when the buyer hands over a deposit; the normal sum or liability is a minimum 10% of the purchase price. Contracts are exchanged once both the buyer and the seller and respective solicitors/conveyancer are satisfied that everything is in order, a date for completion is agreed and from this point both parties are legally bound to go through with the transaction.
This is the day the balance of the monies are transferred via the banking system and the day on which the buyer will get the keys to the property they have bought. For most people this is the day that they physically move into the property with all their furniture and possessions. Remember don’t forget to re-direct your post and take meter readings.
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