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Has anyone used Freeagent247 worcester
Persian_DG
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Just interested to see if anyone has sold with freeagent247 in Worcester? Amd if so, what your thoughts were...
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Interesting how nearly all their properties are SSTC. Good sign? Or just that they leave past sales upthere for ever and have very few new available properties coming on the market.As a buyer I'd ignore them (why pay a buyer's premium'?) so your potential market as a seller is going to be vastly reduced......1
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They charge the buyer the fees, i live in Worcester and wanted to view a house but when i noticed id be paying the EA fees it put me off.1
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Have you seen the offer form, you can seemingly make an offer without opting to pay the fee... how does that work? The seller end up paying a fee?0
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Can I suggest you read the T&Cs and FAQs?Persian_DG said:Have you seen the offer form, you can seemingly make an offer without opting to pay the fee... how does that work? The seller end up paying a fee?
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I read FAQ and didn't see anything, what am I missing?canaldumidi said:
Can I suggest you read the T&Cs and FAQs?Persian_DG said:Have you seen the offer form, you can seemingly make an offer without opting to pay the fee... how does that work? The seller end up paying a fee?
I couldn't see any T&Cs?0 -
from which you can deduce..........?
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Please help me. I genuinely don't know what you're on about. By law they have to pass on offers so, if you choose to say you're not paying a fee, what happens?canaldumidi said:from which you can deduce..........?0 -
All the info will be in the T's & C's as @canaldumidi states.
I have never dealt with anything like this agent and also won't buy from anyone using such an agent .
Use an agent that is well respected in your area and who people recommend that has a bricks and mortar shop who you can drop in and talk to face to face3 -
I would say the vendor doesn't accept your offer.Persian_DG said:
Please help me. I genuinely don't know what you're on about. By law they have to pass on offers so, if you choose to say you're not paying a fee, what happens?canaldumidi said:from which you can deduce..........?0 -
https://freeagent247.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Purchasers-OCF-2-percent.pdf
In making the above offer I/we acknowledge our requirement to pay a buyer’s fee on completion of sale and through the solicitors only of £2000.00 + vat (if the purchase price is lower than £200,000) or 1.0% + vat of the eventual selling price (if purchase price is higher than £200,000), in addition to the agreed purchase price.
Nothing is foolproof to a talented fool.0
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