9 Questions to ask an Estate Agent on a valuation

Selecting the perfect estate agent is akin to discovering your home's very own superhero. You need someone who not only talks the talk but also walks the walk – and can securely hold the keys when you're not around!

Selling your home is quite a significant undertaking! But don't fret, we're here to make it enjoyable and stress-free. 🏡✨

In this blog, we've got the lowdown on the essential questions you should be asking to find your ideal estate agent. These questions will help you evaluate their skills, strategies, and commitment to selling your home.

Let's ensure you choose the agent who can transform your property sale into a resounding success! 💥🌟

  1. Is that a marketing price or an achievable price you valued my property at?
  2. What is your marketing plan to show my home to the right target buyers?
  3. Who will be conducting the viewings in your team and how experienced are they?
  4. Who will I/we be dealing with directly throughout the whole process?
  5. What do you think is the most likely reason the house won’t sell?
  6. What is the plan if the property doesn’t sell?
  7. What is the most likely type of buyer to offer on my house?
  8. What do I need to have and/or do before the house goes on the market?
  9. Who do I need to get quotes from to help with the move?
 
Reminder: If you wouldn’t trust this agent to hold a key and show people round your property while you’re out; then don’t use them.


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