Avocado Case study of Success #018

Avocado Case study of Success #018

Hillberry

The owners of this home had already pretty much moved out to live with the in-laws due to relocation of the work. So, they were motivated to get moving and find a buyer for their first home. This property was marketed with another agent for 8 weeks and the sellers wanted to engage with the Avocado style marketing and whilst the property was still on with the other agent and myself. After 4 weeks of marketing, the owners had two offers choose from both from buyers in great buying positions which they were over the moon with. And this is what both parties had to say:

Buyer review:

"Sanjay has been awesome since I first got in contact. He was honest and approachable since the very first phone call and has provided an excellent service throughout the purchase of our first home. No question was left unanswered, and he was always quick to chase up and explain the process which was always reassuring as a first-time buyer. Thank you very much, Sanjay!!"

Vendors review:

"Sanjay has been brilliant from start to finish, he has maintained excellent communication throughout and offers a really personalised service. Sanjay worked incredibly hard at ensuring people viewing our house were serious buyers and followed all Covid precautions to keep our home and us safe. We haven't had to chase for updates and Sanjay has remained professional and approachable throughout. Would highly recommend!"

When it come to the house marketing videos, what we put together made a real difference and the owners were very happy with the amount of interest we generated. Just goes to show the power of video and social media when conducted correctly. Now exchanged within 8 weeks of the sale agreed it's safe to say we have very happy buyers and very happy sellers.

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