Step-by-Step Guide To Sell Your Home

Step-by-Step Guide To Sell Your Home When you decide to sell your home, there are many options that you must first consider in order to make the process of: Listing * Showing * Negotiating & finally closing the deal and moving out progress more smoothly. #1.Register with an agent You need good professional agent who can guide you 'legally & practically. Ensure your agent is marketing-aware & has flexible opening hours to maximise viewing opportunities. #2.Getting a valuation Your aim should be to sell your property at the best price in the shortest possible time. Get attractive price based on supply and demand in the area. #3.Choose a solicitor Get a solicitor on your team as soon as possible someone who's easy to talk to and has considerable experience in the latest conveyancing procedures. # 4.Marketing your property HOUSE FOR SALE To find your perfect buyer you need to give your property maximum exposure across a wide range of media. #5. Accompanied viewings It helps immensely if you can be flexible with viewing times and ensure your agent can organise these during evenings and weekends. #6.Receiving an offer When you do receive an offer, your agent should inform you promptly, by phone, text, or email. However, do not take action without a formal written offer. OFFER ACCEPTEDI NOW WHAT? #7.0ffer accepted When you decide to accept the offer, then you need to confirm what is or not included in the agreed price. It is recommended to discuss dates for survey/valuation, exchange and an ideal completion. #8.Exchange of contracts CONTRACT This is when you become legally committed to the sale. You need to sign the contract and your solicitor REEMENT ade thes will do the rest. : Tat in ooniderati od on the #9.Completion Completion is when the remaining amount of money (usually 90%) is transferred from the buyer's solicitor to your solicitor's account, and finally its time to release the keys. SOLD Designed & Issued in public interest by: fasthousesalesuk.co.uk www.fasthousesalesuk.co.uk