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High-street Estate Agent or Online?
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We bought through Yopa. The agent was massively overstretched. There was zero effort from them after the sale was agreed so we dealt directly with the vendors and through solicitors. I think it would have been easier with a proper agent like the one we sold through who had a sales progression specialist.0
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yep the "no upward chain" and "in need of a little updating" - high street estate agents did good job of photos of probate property I sold - also managed all the viewings and seemed very flexible in setting appointments for people, neighbours said they were there at all times of day and weekendScotbot said:Deceased estates are usually pretty dated decor and clearly in need of some TLC, if this one is then is it worth good photos?0
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