Questions from property owners
Does my property need to be on the market?
No. You can look at the Hot Buyers, or check whether your property could match one, without advertising it anywhere. If a buyer could be right, Our Agents makes the introduction.
Does a match mean the buyer will make an offer?
No. A possible match means a buyer's advertised requirements appear to fit your property. It is not confirmed interest in your home, and it does not guarantee an offer, a price or a completed sale. Our Agents checks the fit with you and the buyer before any introduction.
How are Hot Buyers checked?
Before a buyer is shown, Our Agents reviews what they are looking for and how they are buying. A buyer who needs a mortgage is qualified through our mortgage adviser, a cash buyer shows proof of funds, and every buyer instructs our conveyancers. Buyers also have nothing to sell, or their own sale is already under offer.
Is a private sale always the best way to sell?
Not always. Advertising a property widely can reach more buyers and bring competing offers. We start with a Selling Advice Meeting and valuation, and tell you honestly whether a private introduction or a full marketing launch is likely to get you the better result.
Do I have to give my contact details to check for a match?
No. The property check only asks for the town, the type of property, the number of bedrooms and a rough value. We only ask for your name and contact details if you choose to enquire about a buyer or ask to be kept updated.
