How to choose the right agent to sell or let  your Stevenage property

How to choose the right agent to sell or let your Stevenage property

Got your heart set on moving or renting out your property? Here are my top 6 tips on how to make sure you get the right agent, the right marketing and the right price for your property...

Invite three valuers. This will enable you to see different styles of agency approach, you have the modern and bespoke service I offer, traditional high street estate agents and online models - Write down questions about what is important to you, one we believe you should ask is, how much will the valuer you meet on the day handle the whole process? 

Ask personal questions. How long have they been in the industry? Do they live locally? 

What's their marketing plan. Do they host a block viewings day? Market with a presenter led property tour? Use social media campaigns?

The price is imperative. You only get one chance of making a first impression. Make sure the Estate Agent provides comparisons and evidence of properties in which have sold/exchanged, not just properties they've had on the market. Check on the portals yourself as for what prices are out there, this will give you a better understanding on whether the valuer is overpromising.

Visit their websites. Are they passionate about their details, or do they just take quick photos, shove it online and hope for the best. 

Fees are important of course. But what you also want to ask is how long is their sole agency agreement? If they're confident they can sell/let your home they shouldn't need three-six months to do so. 

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