Bracknell Case Study of Success #023

Bracknell Case Study of Success #023

Positive, Professionalism, Responsiveness
"From day one Ian has been a pleasure to deal with. Very responsive and always helpful. You can tell he is invested in making the house buying experience as easy as possible, which makes a difference to you as a buyer. Uniquely different from other agents out there, I would definitely recommend Avocado to prospective sellers." - Review via the buyer.

Sometimes property transaction speed is slightly out of your hands and this case was exactly that. The buyer two links below had a few hiccups with their mortgage lender, which can happen, and they also had a fairly nonresponsive solicitor. The frustration for an owner at the top of the chain is that waiting with no end in sight can result in a knee jerk actions.

On this property we had to work closely with another estate agent out the of the area and had a fantastic buyer who worked extremely hard to ensure the sale kept together. Creative thinking is sometimes needed in these cases and that is where experience comes into play as an estate agent. The positive news is, the sale stayed together, everyone is very happy, and everyone’s goals for the next chapter in their lives are underway…

In truth had this been with a call centre style estate agency this sale would have likely fallen through.


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Young people have been locked out of homeownership. Deposits are impossible to save. Mortgage rules are too strict. And ‘Generation Rent’ is now permanent. According to the narrative by the newspapers, younger generation homeownership has collapsed.