Again up to you Our flat fee for selling a property is £100 thats it!
That is all inclusive until the property is sold
You can however set up additional extras at additional cost see the listing cost calculator before you decide what to add to give you an idea of total cost, this will also help with your budget plans
Entirely up to you This is an amount decided by your budget here is a rough idea of what you can expect to save should you decide to sell based on average estate agency fees
Your Privacy No doubt you are concerned about your privacy when submitting sensitive information however please be assured non of the information you reveal is passed on to third parties etc throughout the process
Again Your Choice Not necessarily although we do recommend you have one just to
create awareness you never know about neighbours friends etc who may
want to live nearby and wouldn't know your house was for sale without
one!
You take them Ideally these are all done by yourself to help cut down costs as this
is the main reason for doing this type of selling it may be possible
however to check out a registered agent on this site in your area who
may offer this type of service in return for them to do the advert for
you
A good photographer could do them but again why spend money... why not get a friend to take them? almost everyone has a digital camera nowadays
Don't Panic Thats fine don't worry there are lots of ways to obtain this type of
informaton.. your first port of call could be to invite an independant
estate agent around who will offer their services and give you an opinion
of the market in the area along with their marketing expertise.
Other areas to look are in the local property paper and the internet
The regulations state that the Home
Information Pack is valid whilst the home is continuously marketed for
sale, and allows for a period where the property might be taken off the
market whilst, for example it is under offer or to allow a seller to
change agents.
The main time-sensitive items in the
Home Information Pack are local searches and home condition report.
These are generally acknowledged to be valid for six months.
Most sales complete within six months
under the current process and we expect the Home Information Pack to
shorten the time between offer acceptance and exchange of contracts.
Are Home Information Packs needed at auctions?
Yes. People buying at auction need reliable information just as much as anyone else.
Liability? Is it the provider who is liable?
The competent provider is liable for any
misinformation within the pack. For example, search provider for
searches, seller for Property Information Forms etc…
What are the Home Information Pack requirements for new conversions i.e. barns or a house that was converted into flats?
It depends on what is being marketed. If
the converted barn was being marketed as a new home for owner
occupation then it would need a Home Information Pack. Provided it was
being sold with an approved warranty, however, it would not require an
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). If the house being converted
into flats was being marketed as a whole (so that individual flats were
not available for sale separately) then no Home Information Pack would
be required. If the flats were being marketed individually then a Home
Information Pack would be required on each unit. As above, an EPC would
not be required if the sale of the flats was covered by an approved
warranty.
A Home Information Pack is a collection
of information about a property which is provided by the seller or the
seller’s representative. The pack is intended to improve the home
buying and selling process in England & Wales, currently subject to
a 30% failure rate.
Under the current system, key information is
not available to either buyers or sellers until a sale is agreed. This
often results in costly issues arising later than necessary in the sale
process. The government intends that by using a HIP, this information
will be provided up front, potential buyers will be able to make an
informed decision, preventing delays and misunderstandings later in the
process.
The pack must contain:
Index
An Energy Performance Certificate
Sale Statement
Evidence of title
Replies to standard searches
Additionally, leasehold properties will need to provide:
A copy of the lease
Other documents which may be included:
A Home Condition Report (HCR)
A property information form
A fixtures and fittings form
A summary or explanation of any pack document
Information identifying the property including a description, photograph, map, plan or drawing of the property.
Your Options we have a unique way in which you can put your property up for auction with a reserve price and allows people to make an offer
We would recommend that you use this option only if your property has not sold and if you do use the option ensure that you are happy with the offer price you have selected to accept should someone wish to offer
Your in control No all our properties are on this site to ensure that no mistakes are
made by third parties trying to advertise your property on their site...
Most people on this site will be here because if similar circumstances to you and feel the need to have full control over their property
FAQs> I already have my house on the market with an agent?
Creates Competition Thats ok you are not alone this may be the case for lots of people you can wait and let the agreement with the agent end.. in which case you may have to give notice in writing before advertising it yourself
Or
get the agent to set up a multiple agency agreement where you can sell
it yourself in the meantime if the agent finds a buyer you will
have to pay a reduced cost agreed by you both, the agent will probably
still do the negotiating etc and follow the sale through for you.
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