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h_roberts

I have an advantage. I am selling a 'one-off' property, not a box, and it’s rural, and not on a main road.
That’s also a potential disadvantage. I need a buyer who’s prepared to work for it!
Fortunately I can wait for the right person who – just as I did 20-odd years ago – will say ‘That’s the one I want”.
However, I’m NOT just ‘waiting for the right person to walk past’, I’m being my own agent, with a lot more to gain or lose than your High St EA and therefore with far more staying power!

h_roberts

Sorry for double post - MSE had a glitch!

Canucklehead

Good afternoon: We have just accepted an offer £2000 under the asking price...completion scheduled for the end of January...great service from the folks at HN...now we can relax and enjoy our Christmas (we are in rented so no move to organize and only the two of us in the chain):beer:

Canucklehead

lynzpower

congrats canuckehead!!!

That didnt take too long did it

Canucklehead

Thanks! Property went on the market 2 November so a good result...the best part is we saved ourselves almost £3700. Fingers crossed for a speedy completion.

Generali

I agree with Canucklehead with the caveat that you can add Gumtree to the list if you are in London.

tonydee

I'm thinking of using housenetwork myself.

Anymore opinions or experiences?

lynzpower

One thing I would say is that "progression" and updates have seemed somewhat thin on the ground in my experience.

In fairness when Ive rang them they have chased buyer & sols, but they havent done it without my prompting.

tonydee

I think that could be said about most EA though Lyn. Gotta keep 'em on their toes

lynzpower

tonydee wrote:

I think that could be said about most EA though Lyn. Gotta keep 'em on their toes

true true

this is the first time Ive sold so Ive no one to actively compare it with.

Also to say theres Quidco cash back on this as well, do try adn get it,. Ive raised a query as its not paid out yet, which reminds me to have another nose for it on quidco