Posts tagged ‘Estate agents fee’

Why does this winning formula make us better?
 

Taking the traditional business of estate agency and blending it with modern customer service behaviour provides the optimum estate agency service.

What does that mean in practice? Well as an estate agent you would expect us visit you and provide you with a valuation of your current home, take photographs, prepare your details, market your home on all major property portals and newspapers, organise viewings, obtain feedback, handle offers and price negotiations and then manage the sale process all the way through to the point where you get the keys to your new home.

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Spring has sprung ! Traditionally this is the time when people thinking about moving house and with that comes the difficult decision, Who are you going to entrust the sale of your house to? There are so many estate agents the choice is overwhelming. Of course, every one of them will tell you that they can do a better job than anyone else, but can they really? When you scratch the surface how are any of them any different from each other ?

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In December, House Revolution concluded the sale of its most expensive property to date; a 6 bedroomed, 5 bathroomed, 3 reception roomed restored Georgian House in Norwich’s Golden Triangle. The property was on the market for just short of £1.2 Million Pounds.

We weren’t the only agent engaged to sell this property, there were two large ‘traditional’ agents involved as well. But we found the buyer and imagine how relieved the owner is that we did.

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January will see the increase of VAT from its current 17.5 % to 20% Eeek! ….VAT of course is felt most on big ticket items, like your estate agency bill.

Did you know that, based on the average house price of £167,000 and by using an average estate agents fee of say 1.5% your total estate agency costs are going to be £2943 and £438 pounds of this cost will be the VAT? This might go a little way to explain why nearly all estate agents quote their costs as a percentage adding “oh, plus VAT” at the end

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4 years ago I had no option but to pay an estate agent £6000 to sell my house. I simply wanted to understand how my money was going to be spent. No one was able or willing to provide this essential info so I went about building a business that could do the job better, charge the correct fee and allow the consumers to become more involved in whole process.

Today my biggest challenge is not house sales. Whilst the market … Continue Reading