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How to Value & Price Your Home

Setting the Price

The results of your valuations and research should have given you a pretty good idea of the likely value of your property.

When it comes to setting the sale price - regardless of whether you are selling with an estate agent - you need to base your selling price on this figure.

Don't be tempted to overvalue your home and hope for a lucky sale - it is unlikely, and even if it happens the buyer will probably withdraw once the mortgage valuation shows up how you've inflated the price.

If you have a 'drop dead' price - below which you absolutely won't sell - make sure you work this out before setting the price.

In an ideal world, you will be able to leave room for a discount on the asking price. Whether you can afford this or not, make sure you have all the numbers clear in your head when your property goes on the market.

That way you won't be flustered or caught out when dealing with offers and negotiations.

 

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Preparing your Home for the Sale

Preparing the Inside of your Home

Getting the Outside Right

Preparing Your Home on the Day of a Viewing

 

Pricing your Home for the Sale

How to Value & Price Your Home

Valuing Your Home Yourself

Setting the Price

 

How to Handle Viewings & Negotiations Like a Pro

Preparing the Scene

Do You Have To Be There?

Personal Safety

Handling Negotiations

 

Conveyancing and HIPS

Overview of Conveyancing

The Sale Process - How It Works

Home Information Packs - What You Need To Know

Preparing Your Own HIP

 

 

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