Estate agent selling question

nickyg2000

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Stooby2

What you've posted there doesn't quite make sense. A wall, instead of doors between the dining and sitting rooms will give you a separate dining room and a separate sitting room. Unless you plan to make one of those a bedrooom once done?

Dan-Dan

let your estate agent decide....at the end of the day the valuation and conveyancing will take precedence at a later date , if there are any issues

nickyg2000

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Dan-Dan

nickyg2000 wrote: »

It has doors that close shut to form a room. Its a dinning room because it has a table in it. I will put a bed in it, voila. the room can be accessed via the hall when the doors are shut. What I mean is can they legal call it a two bed if its just sliding doors and not a wall?

Estate agents required to answer please

How bloody rude, ask an estate agent , in an estate agents office then , cheeky bleeder....you do realise the EA will tell you anything to get you on the books , they wont be held to anything later down the line

giraffe69

So if you put a table in a bathroom does it become a dinning room or even an dining room or do you have to take the bath out as well?

nickyg2000

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macman

If you write carp then that's what tends to be posted in return.
And you can't dictate who answers your posts-that's the whole point of a public forum.

DRP

With a sliding door and a bed it will magically become a reception/bedroom.

Or at least that is what I've seen on EA details more than once.

Dan-Dan

nickyg2000 wrote: »

That's exactly why I'm asking on here DanDan! But as usual everyone chips in with there crap. How rude? I said please.

Estate agents use this forum And I await there reply and do not with to hear the usual crap

Everyone chips in with their crap ?

A lot of people here have direct experience of estate agents , and direct experience of the conveyancing process , so whatever an estate agent tells you will be over ridden by the process that follows, so in practice , get an estate agent round , and create a strategy to market your property

I cant see what other answers your looking for!

DaftyDuck

Firstly, it shouldn't matter a toss what the estate agent thinks. They'll tell you any old bilge just to get the house on their books, and have normally not got two brain cells spare to stop them drooling, let alone come up with a sensible suggestion.

The only view that really matters is from whoever wants to buy your house... which is really down to the views of the unwashed dirty Joe Public, and there are few places you'll find such a representative dirty and unwashed bunch as here. There are several rather experienced developers about on these forums.

I've even done a bit myself. I have bought quite a few properties in my time, done them up/split them up/built another in the garden, and I'd have imagined my view might have been worth expressing. Unfortunately - tragically -for me, I'm not an estate agent, so I'd not be welcome offering you a point of view, and you'd be better off practising your grammar and manners, whilst you wait for there reply.