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Online Estate Agents....
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As this is MSE should we not start to get a definitive list of good value online agents with experiences. This would be good also with the buying and selling season apon us.
Any experience would be good as I am looking at the moment.
Any experience would be good as I am looking at the moment.
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What would be really useful is experiences from people who have switched from local EA to online EA, and vice versa.
e.g. "My house was with a local EA priced at £200k, but I didn't get any offers. So I switched to an online EA and it sold for £200k"
The EA's ability to sell property and achieve a good price are key factors. It can be a false economy to just consider the EA's fee.0 -
Im just about to list my house using an online estate agent, decided to go with https://www.scothousemove.com/ as they had plenty for sale on Zoopla / Rightmove etc and seemed to be shifting houses quite quickly based on first posted dates v sold / stc
Time will tell if they are any good but for £399 instead of around £1600 its worth a go I thought0
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