Does Rightmove do a better job than an estate agent?

"All estate agents do the same thing"

A common phrase heard in the estate agency world... But, do they?

Does rightmove really do all the heavy lifting? Can sellers pick any estate agent without thinking too much about it?

In this live Q&A video with 4 business owners (Georgina, Neil, Stuart and Ian) they discuss the detail that ANY PROPERTY SELLER should know before going to the market.

It's a 7-minute video, so hit that play button and let us know your thoughts here.

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