Estate Agent Fees

Mr.Generous

We renovate for a living so selling fees are not a one off, where some want £1500 we settle for this ...

No Upfront Fees

No Tie In Period

No Sale No Fee

£595 Set Fee
payable upon completion

Copy & pasted from agents site

Cheeseface

Make sure you 'mystery shop' them as a buyer too. I went into all local estate agents beforehand told them I was looking to buy the type of house I was selling. It gave me a really good perspective into how anyone looking to buy my house would be treated.

I ruled out at least of the EAs on this, before I'd even thought of fees. I paid 1.25% at the time I think.

ThemeOne

For selling a house in Hampshire I was offered 0.75% recently with no negotiation.

caprikid1

At the moment shortage of instructions should mean good rates.


They can't sell what they don't have.

BJV

I sold my house earlier this year /late last year. I negotiated hard very hard on the fees and got it down from 1.75 to .75. I then told them that if they sold the house within a month I would pay 1.5. It was sold over the weekend. Even when they first buyers had a problem with their mortgage it was sold again within a week. Could not of asked for more they where amazing.

Nothing like extra commission to focus the mind ha ha

hammergirl28

We're paying 1.2% inc VAT so 1% exc

kirtsypoos

Ours wanted a fixed fee of £2500 + VAT (on a £100k sale) :eek:

We negotiated as best we could but were in an awkward position because we had originally gone with them on a movemaker scheme with a builder and when we pulled out of that scheme we already had a buyer in place with this agent. We have ended up paying £1800 + VAT which is still more than I'd have been happy with if we weren't in such a pickle with it all.