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Monthly Archives: August 2011
The pros and cons of multi agency! As a seller.
If I knew nothing about estate agents and the sleazy tricks they play, I’d say that multi agency would make a lot of sense. Get two agents, make them fight for their sale and bobs your uncle. The single biggest …
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Selling in the right price bracket
When people are buying a home for themselves to live in, unless outrageously sensible, they will always buy the best house they possibly can. Who isn’t looking for their dream home? So when looking to sell your property, be wary …
3 tips to selling on the £250k stamp duty threshold.
The £250k stamp duty marker is, without doubt, the biggest pain in the arse for those selling in and around the price point. So what’s the best approach to ensuring you get the best price? Pricing at £255k is pointless. …
Buying tips. Why you should ignore the asking price.
The reason I’m posting this is because I come across a lot of people that seem to think that the more money they get off the asking price, the better the deal. Every asking price, regardless of how it’s put, …
