Talk to the right people and stay informed

Whilst it’s easy to get caught up in the post-lockdown rush, remember that moving house is a big decision.

Make sure that selling is the right decision for you and that you have the best local advice to help you achieve the best deal possible.

Get certified

If you’ve made considerable renovations to your home, ensure you have the correct certifications.

If people are interested in your home, they will likely want to see them. Having them ready will speed the process up a lot!

Check your property

If you’re selling a newly built or converted property, you must check it was built under a building standards indemnity scheme.

Lenders often won’t provide mortgages if newly built or converted properties are not covered by a warranty scheme or Professional Consultants Certificate (PCC).

This will be an issue if your buyers need a mortgage to buy your property.

We’d suggest getting in touch with someone that can provide you with a PCC, confirming that your new build has been constructed in accordance with the drawings and instructions provided by building control.

Carry out any minor repairs

Disrepair can seriously put off homebuyers.

The amount of work that needs doing to the property can impact how much interest you receive. Furthermore, doing any refurbishment before starting the selling process is always a good way to increase the market value of your property.

If there are any serious structural issues with your property, you should get them fixed before viewings begin.

Get in touch with a professional

If you want your home to sell quickly, always contact a professional.

We provide a bespoke selling service that is adapted to each individual property.

If you’re looking for a quick and easy sale just in time for Christmas, contact our team today.