Selling
Guide

First things first. What is your property worth on the market? We provide you with a non-
obligation appraisal, free of charge. Let’s find out what you could make by selling up and moving
house.

The next thing that happens in the moving process is you prepare your property for the market.

You’ll want to tidy up as much as possible and make the space appealing – it’ll definitely help.
Make sure there’s no rubbish in the garden, paint any worn areas of the property, and fix any
damage.

Your next job is to make sure that you pick a good estate agent. They should have a proven
record and be experienced enough to facilitate your needs. We’re more than happy to help in
that regard.

The fourth step, and one of the most exciting ones, is to get your property up on the market. We
can use our considerable range of influence – printed media, the company website, property
sites, and window displays – to make sure that you get maximum coverage. Let’s take a quick
look at the steps that we go through to put your property up for sale.
– Photos. We’ll make sure that professional photos are taken to sell your property.
– The Floor Plan. We will create a proper floor plan to make sure that your property is
described accurately.

– The EPC. Your property will need a legitimate Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). If
you don’t have one of these, we can provide you with one for a small extra fee.
– The Brochure. We’ll whip up a brochure which summarises all of the above information,
plus a description.
– The Seal of Approval. We don’t do anything without your approval!

You’ll need to pick a solicitor to help oversee and sort out the financial details of the sale. We
can recommend professionals for you as necessary.

At some point, you’ll get an offer for your property. When this happens, we’ll notify you verbally, and then provide it in writing. From there, due diligence will be performed for any party who submitted an offer. This provides critical information about their financial circumstances, which will influence your decision to accept or not. When an offer is put forward, you have two choices:
– Reject the offer. If you don’t like the offer, then you just need to tell us, and we’ll see if
we can get a revised offer. Don’t settle unless you’re happy with the offer.- Accept the offer. If you like the offer, great! When you accept it, the solicitors of both you
and your buyer can start the conveyance.

When the solicitor of your buyer is happy with the responses to enquiries the buyer has, and the
finances are sorted, you’ll sign a contract, and so will the buyer.

The buyer will then pay a
deposit to their solicitor, which means you can agree on a completion date together.
This is the point where you will need to hire a moving company, because on the completion
date, you have to hand over the keys to your property.

Well, we’ve made it. It’s been a probably stressful journey for you, and you might have doubted
it was all possible. But, you sold your home. Congrats! All that needs to happen now is the
money is moved from the solicitor of the buyer to your own, and the new owner gets the keys.
That’s it, you’re officially moved out!