This pretty two bedroom cottage is described as ‘very neat’ with ‘lots of wow.’ Complete with a small art studio or home office in the garden, the house is beautifully decorated throughout. View the property which is available through Alexanders in Loughborough via OnTheMarket.com with a guide price of £220,000. It has two bedrooms, lounge, kitchen diner […]
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A grand castle for sale in the country! Available via Fine & Country through OntheMarket.com The 4 bedroom property is set in 2 acres of stunning grounds with views of open countryside. The turreted property was originally owned by Lord Burton and has been lovingly restored to its former glory by the present owners in […]
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Builder sparks controversy with massive gains from taxpayer-funded programme
Housebuilder Persimmon made more than £1bn profit last year thanks largely to the taxpayer-funded help-to-buy scheme, through which almost half of its homes were sold.
The company, which sparked widespread public and political anger for attempting to pay its former chief executive Jeff Fairburn a £110m bonus, on Tuesday reported a 13% increase in pre-tax profits to £1.09bn.
Continue reading...Picture the scene: you have got someone coming to look around your property Saturday lunchtime, but something’s come up, and you’re desperate to rearrange the viewing. In a word, don’t. Why not? Well, they might just not come back! Read our reasons for not cancelling or rearranging below…
The 24 hour paradigm – A lot can happen in 24 hours. Even if you just rearranged the viewing until the very next morning, a potential buyer can see half a dozen houses in this time, and be already making calls to arrange their mortgage.
Tardiness – Unless they’re already head over heels for your home, most buyers just won’t want to rearrange a time to see your house, especially if it is last minute. Unless you have a genuine reason, they’ll expect you to do it again. Don’t be the canceller.
They could be ‘the one’ – What if your buyer was the person who was going to buy your home, and because of your shifting around, your home has to sit in your agent’s window for another six months? Any viewer is a potential buyer; don’t lose the opportunity to show your home off.
If you are considering rearranging an appointment in the near future, keep this list in mind. Unless your reasoning is something you really can’t cancel, delay that event by half an hour instead of your property viewers. Why delay, when you want to sell?
If you’d like my help to sell your home more effectively, please answer a few short questions here and if I think I can help you, I’ll be in touch.
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Picture the scene: you have got someone coming to look around your property Saturday lunchtime, but something’s come up, and you’re desperate to rearrange the viewing. In a word, don’t. Why not? Well, they might just not come back! Read our reasons for not cancelling or rearranging below…
The 24 hour paradigm – A lot can happen in 24 hours. Even if you just rearranged the viewing until the very next morning, a potential buyer can see half a dozen houses in this time, and be already making calls to arrange their mortgage.
Tardiness – Unless they’re already head over heels for your home, most buyers just won’t want to rearrange a time to see your house, especially if it is last minute. Unless you have a genuine reason, they’ll expect you to do it again. Don’t be the canceller.
They could be ‘the one’ – What if your buyer was the person who was going to buy your home, and because of your shifting around, your home has to sit in your agent’s window for another six months? Any viewer is a potential buyer; don’t lose the opportunity to show your home off.
If you are considering rearranging an appointment in the near future, keep this list in mind. Unless your reasoning is something you really can’t cancel, delay that event by half an hour instead of your property viewers. Why delay, when you want to sell?
If you’d like my help to sell your home more effectively, please answer a few short questions here and if I think I can help you, I’ll be in touch.
What to read next: What Happened When the Survey Arrived
What to do next: Sign up to my Selling Secrets http://www.home-truths.co.uk/selling-secrets
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