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Picking agency
randomi15
Posts: 191 Forumite
Hi guys,
I have a shared ownership flat and trying to sell it.
Most agencies want x percent on full price but i am only selling 35% so there is a significant fee to pay
I am thinking i can advertise it on rightmove for few hundred pounds or maybe house simple or perple brick
What are the pros and cons of using agency in your view?
Should i sell it my self?
Most agencies offer no sell no fee so that is good in a sense that I won't pay for advertisement which lasts 60 says or 90 days i think and pay for it again if not sold within that timescale
What is your view?
Thanks
I have a shared ownership flat and trying to sell it.
Most agencies want x percent on full price but i am only selling 35% so there is a significant fee to pay
I am thinking i can advertise it on rightmove for few hundred pounds or maybe house simple or perple brick
What are the pros and cons of using agency in your view?
Should i sell it my self?
Most agencies offer no sell no fee so that is good in a sense that I won't pay for advertisement which lasts 60 says or 90 days i think and pay for it again if not sold within that timescale
What is your view?
Thanks
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Who owns the other fraction? Housing Association? Don't you have to offer it to them before selling it on the open market? What do they say?0
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Yes I do and have already .
They are ok for me to market it
House simple seems like a good deal for 1k including vat, photo, and floor plan and no sale no fee and no contrats0 -
Do you have to pay the 1k up front, regardless of whether they sell it or not ?0
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Do you have to pay the 1k up front, regardless of whether they sell it or not ?
OP says it's no sale no feeThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
No that is what makes it good
It is around 400 if pay up front
I know it is almost 3 times more expensive but worth it rather than paying them and they may turn out to be a right stinker
They happy with multi agency also0 -
Ahh, sounds like a good deal then .0
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Read this recent thread re house network (who I will try when I move). Prob answers a lot of your questions.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5437806
Jx2024 wins: *must start comping again!*0
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