HouseNetwork

GAH

Well done OP. Your second poster here today who has received an offer in excess of there asking price.

Just shows if you price the property correctly, the interest from buyers will follow.

Congrats.

sugarwalsh

Hooray! I can't believe people are offering over the price. Shame you can't move quickly. You have given some hope in an often cleak forum!!

Megan

nixta

The people who live opposite us are currently selling up, and went with house network. From what I've seen (we're also currently selling, so I've been taking an interest) they initially went with a vastly over-inflated asking price, which has now been dropped about four times, and they've only started getting a noticable number of viewings now that they're on their third agent.

As with any other agent, how good they are may well depend what area you're in....

Lord_Lardington

5 offers? Outstanding!

sugarwalsh

Have you had any intrest, Lord? And Supaflygirl?

Megan

Ps - I know, 5 offers! Amazing!

BungleGirl

We have been on Rightmove for a week now and no viewings yet but the Rightmove data we have received is showing that the appeared in results/full details shown/conversion figures are substantially higher that the agency average. The HN email suggests that this is a good indication that the asking price is about right - however, I would imagine that this would be normal in the first week of marketing due to people searching for properties that have been added in the last 7 days on Rightmove. We'll see what the figures look like in a week or so and hopefully that will give us a better indication.

Has anyone else gone on recently with HN? What did your Rightmove stats look like at the start? Do you have many other houses in your area being marketed by HN? There is only one other property with HN in my town - I'm not sure if that may affect how many people proceed to viewing as they haven't heard of HN :think:

googler

BungleGirl wrote: »

We have been on Rightmove for a week now and no viewings yet but the Rightmove data we have received is showing that the appeared in results/full details shown/conversion figures are substantially higher that the agency average.

What do you mean by 'the agency average'?

Do you mean HN's average, or a more universal figure?

BungleGirl

It's the HouseNetwork average.

From the report from HN:-

'Your statistics are encouraging in terms of the exposure level you are receiving. As the report shows, you have received a higher search listing result compared to our branch average and this means that people are searching for more properties within your price range than we would expect.
In addition, the conversion rate is also very high, so this means that buyers are deciding to view your full details, which normally equates to viewings and a sale.
As a result, we would recommend that your price is currently correct and we should evaluate the performance over the next few weeks, as the statistics are very encouraging indeed.'

Hoof_Hearted

These are our stats, if it helps:

(05/10/2011 10:15:10)

For full details and report history look under the "Your Property" menu

Last 7 days above average
below average Your Home Branch Ave.

Appeared in results

2050

561

Full Details shown

167

27

Conversion rate

8.1%

4.8%

Last 14 days Appeared in results

3691

1128

Full Details shown

325

54

Conversion rate

9.6%

4.8%

OVERALL (stats started 12/4/10) Appeared in results

3691

Full Details shown

325

hotpot1000

I was wondering if this deal was any good,
http://www.urbansalesandlettings.co.uk/SellerPackages.aspx

it's even cheaper than HN and includes board and epc, coz I reckon I just need to get my house on RM really- by whatever means.
anyone any knowledge of the above company please?