Frequently Asked Questions

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You can start by contacting us to discuss your property, its value, and the selling process.

The time to sell a property can vary, but it typically takes around 3-6 months from listing to completion.

It's advisable to make any necessary repairs or improvements that can enhance the appeal and value of your property.

The price of your property is determined by various factors, including its location, size, condition, market demand, and recent sales of similar properties in the area.

Staging your property can help create a favorable impression for potential buyers, but it's not always necessary. We can provide guidance on this.

Getting a property valuation can provide you with an estimated value of your property, which can help you set an appropriate asking price.

You will typically need documents such as proof of ownership, property title deeds, energy performance certificates, and any relevant planning permissions or building regulations.

We will employ various marketing strategies, such as online listings, property portals, social media promotion, and traditional advertising, to reach potential buyers.

Yes, you can sell your property while still living in it. We will work with you to schedule viewings and ensure minimal disruption.

We will handle offers and negotiations on your behalf, keeping you informed and providing guidance to help you make informed decisions.

Yes, you have the right to reject an offer if it doesn't meet your expectations. We can advise you on negotiation strategies.

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership. A solicitor or conveyancer will handle the necessary paperwork, searches, and contracts involved in the process.

Yes, you have legal obligations such as providing accurate property information, obtaining necessary certificates, and complying with relevant laws and regulations.

Yes, you can sell a property with tenants. However, there are specific legal requirements to follow, such as providing notice to tenants and adhering to their rights.

If a buyer pulls out of the sale,We will work to find an alternative buyer or relist the property on the market.

Yes, there are typically fees associated with selling a property, including estate agent fees, conveyancing fees, and potentially other costs such as marketing expenses.

Selling a property with structural issues can be challenging. It's advisable to address any major structural issues before listing or be transparent about them during the sale process.

Clean and declutter your property, ensure it is well-maintained, and consider making it presentable by staging it with attractive furnishings and decor.

Yes, you can sell a property with an existing mortgage. The proceeds from the sale will typically be used to pay off the mortgage balance.

At completion, the buyer's funds are transferred to your solicitor or conveyancer,and the property ownership is officially transferred to the buyer.