So if i want to get 230k for my house do i put it on for 235 expecting a drop or 230 with the old "offers in excess of" caveat? What do you think would have more success?
I'd second that. I've used agents to sell various properties and never been disappointed with either the service or the outcome.why not get 3 agents to value it and pick the agent you are most expect to be able to do the best job for you to achieve your 'target' figure?
If you want more than £230k then you would put offers over £230k or a higher fixed price, but a lot depends on what the house is valued at.Get 3 agents as other have said and see what they suggest.
If you need to sell quick then go for the lower price, if no rush there may be no harm in putting it up for a bit more. Someone may decide they love it and pay 240k and many people like to negotiate so if i wanted 230 i would probably put it up for 240 or so and see if I got lucky (a bit like selling a lens on here!)
You need to get the agents out to value and see what they think re best way to market it....ok well there's no rush although i want rid before march when stamp duty comes into play. Without knowing what any of the agents are like i wouldnt know who would do a better job of it. I was looking to do purplebricks or one of the other fixed fee ones due to the fees involved with a high street agent. I have no issue with showing people about. I want 230 but obviously happy if someone offered more, hence 235 but someone might offer 231+
If you want more than £230k then you would put offers over £230k or a higher fixed price, but a lot depends on what the house is valued at.
At the moment up here, everything is selling quick.
A fixed price means buyers know what they're paying, and you know what you're getting.
if you want to maximise what you get, then you would have an offers over price and sell to the highest bidder.
Selling a house it not like selling a lens on here
You might want £230 K but the question to ask is it that a realistic price.
Go onto right move and similar web sites and see what similar properties to yours are being advertised for, then go onto the Land Registry (https://landregistry.data.gov.uk/ ) and see what similar properties sold for. Then decide on your price
That's what the agent I used to work for did.
ok well there's no rush although i want rid before march when stamp duty comes into play. Without knowing what any of the agents are like i wouldnt know who would do a better job of it. I was looking to do purplebricks or one of the other fixed fee ones due to the fees involved with a high street agent. I have no issue with showing people about. I want 230 but obviously happy if someone offered more, hence 235 but someone might offer 231+