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Sell your house at Tesco for £200!!

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  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    He is good fun and keeps the forum interesting.
    (Although he can be very unfriendly I am becoming very fond of him in a way that I myself do not fully understand yet).

    I think you are right about Thread Title, refers to Tesco to specifically. I will start a new thread -

    Traditional Estate Agents or Fixed Priced Agents. ?
    The way forward in property selling.?
    Is this the end of the traditional Estate Agent.?

    Any more suggestions ?
  • jeffmasson
    jeffmasson Posts: 97 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts Combo Breaker
    Patr100 wrote: »
    But once they have your fee upfront, without a "no sale no fee" guarantee there is no real incentive for them to make any effort or sell your house at all.

    -

    i was thinking of the normal ea's not the £499 one
    the well know one we where thinking of using costd £2500 and you have to pay £250 upfroint he said that coverd paying for the prem listing of rm. funny thing is 10min earler he was telling us becouse thay owend rm they got all there listing prem for free ha ha ha ha.
  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    adg1 wrote: »
    I agree - this is a forum where all views are aired and discussed not a place for snide comments.
    Come on lighten up, you were the one who brought up the spectacle thing
    again.
  • adg1
    adg1 Posts: 670 Forumite
    How about:

    Fixed Fees - are they really fixed?

    Or

    Fixed Fee Vs Traditional Estate Agents

    Personally I favour the second.
    trolleymate wrote: »
    Come on lighten up, you were the one who brought up the spectacle thing
    again.

    Busted! Still, at least it was good clean, bespectacled fun.

    However, the point still stands.
  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    adg1 wrote: »
    How about:

    Fixed Fees - are they really fixed?

    Or

    Fixed Fee Vs Traditional Estate Agents

    Personally I favour the second.



    Busted! Still, at least it was good clean, bespectacled fun.
    Any other ideas for a new thread.
  • adg1
    adg1 Posts: 670 Forumite
    trolleymate wrote: »
    Any other ideas for a new thread.

    How about:

    Fixed Fee EAs - The future? Or just a fix?
  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    adg1 wrote: »
    How about:

    Fixed Fee EAs - The future? Or just a fix?
    How about:

    Property selling - the options
  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    adg1 wrote: »
    How about:

    Fixed Fee EAs - The future? Or just a fix?
    Or:
    How to save money when selling your property.

    (We will get there).

    Anybody else..............HEEEEEEELLLLLLPPP
  • MissMotivation
    MissMotivation Posts: 1,751 Forumite
    I think it should be.......

    Fixed Fee Agents vs Traditional Agents
    My home is usually the House Buying, Renting and Selling Forum where I can be found trying to (sometimes unsucessfully) prove that not all Estate Agents are crooks. With 20 years experience of Sales/Lettings and having bought and sold many of my own properties I've usually got something to say ;)
    Ignore......check!
  • trolleymate
    trolleymate Posts: 72 Forumite
    MissMotivation wrote: »
    I think it should be.......

    Fixed Fee Agents vs Traditional Agents
    Looks favourable, will leave it a bit longer and give everyone who has contributed to thread a chance to vote or come up with anything else.

    Does anyone know any agents, fixed or percentage who are willing to expose themselves to the debate. ?
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