At James we understand the local property business inside out, and we know how to get the very best results for your property.
We pride ourselves in our ability to help you through the process and find a responsible buyer you can trust not to mess you around.
If you want to sell your property and are looking for a local independent NAEA approved agent you can trust… Talk to James.
The selling process... our step by step guide to selling your property
Deciding to sell
We’ll help you consider all the options, like getting you good mortgage advice and honest valuations based on the local market.
Getting ready to sell
How to give your property more kerb appeal through high-quality pictures.
Internet marketing
Using effective local marketing, as well as Rightmove and Zoopla to make sure you get the most coverage.
Getting viewings
Helping you stand out in the crowd through the right price and presentation, while assisted by our experienced sales team.
Offers & Price Negotiations
We never forget that we work for You, the seller.
Sale Agreed
Agreeing the deal and making sure the buyers can proceed with the paperwork to kick start the conveyancing process.
We Also Offer
Surveys to help deal with any issues or problems, a solicitor and help to manage the legal process until the sale is legally binding and it's moving day.
Tidy up and de-clutter. That includes the front and rear gardens as well. We will then arrange for photos and floor plan to be taken. If you don’t have an EPC you will need to arrange one or we can do it for you. We also require our contract to be signed and the identifications from the vendor(s) and proof of address as required under The Anti Money Laundering Act 2003
Energy Performance Certificate. An energy assessor will come round to measure how energy efficient your property is and then will grade it. It will also show you what savings can be made if improved.
Some buildings don’t allow boards on the premises as it is either stipulated in the terms of the lease or is in an area where the council won’t permit. In the majority of cases one can have a board but is not a legal requirement. There are many benefits to having a board for the vendor. It enhances exposure, shows prospective purchasers how committed the vendor is.
It is our aim to conduct as many viewings as possible. This is a) a security measure for you b) we have typically built up a rapport with the prospective purchasers and we can highlight their interests in the property. c) it enables us to give you proper feedback. And after all you are paying us.
In the majority of cases the agent will be at the property. There may be an occasion where the vendor shows you if for example the viewing is outside office hours
You should speak to an independent mortgage advisor prior to viewing. This is so you know how much you can borrow and therefore know what to look up to. There is no point in falling in love with a property to only find out afterwards you can’t afford it and likewise, you may be able to borrow more than you thought and therefore go for a better property.