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When selling your property you will need to
consider, how to obtain the best possible price within the most
appropriate time scale, and yet at the same time achieve this with the
highest degree of professionalism and efficiency. Therefore the first
most important decision you have to make is to choose the right estate
agent.
Selling a property requires a combination of skill, sound local
knowledge and a wide range of marketing. This will not only ensure
success, but will provide the most suitable buyer.
Firstly, one of our experienced team will provide you with a valuation
of your home that is both appealing yet achievable. Within 24 hours of
being instructed we will
arrange to meet you and provide a personal
marketing brochure, which may include personal photography, floor plans,
virtual tours, location maps and aerial photographs of your property.
These details will be instantly emailed electronically to all potential
buyers on our mailing list with a hard copy to follow.
Our sales team will attend your property to ensure they are aware of all
of its unique selling points.
In the sales department we spend a lot of time building rapport with
potential buyers, understanding their needs, to ensure that we don't
waste your time with unsuitable viewers. We will, as required, accompany
all prospective purchasers when viewing. Once a viewing has taken place,
we will, wherever possible feedback the result within 24 hours.
The sales department will give you support and offer guidance throughout
all stages of selling your property and they will keep you communicated
at all times of the progress.
Once we have received an offer we are obliged to put it forward to you,
both verbally and in writing within 24 hours. When putting offers
forward to you for your consideration, we will always explain the
position and time scale of each individual purchaser.
We are sure you will find our enthusiastic sales staff a pleasure to
work with. Their sales experience combined with high quality marketing
support does ensure total success.
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