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"The neighbour's possessions spill out onto the communal entrance, stairs, bannisters & windowsills" but "There is an allocated parking space which was not mentioned in the listing and is a bonus."
"The communal areas and access stairs are not good", but "The flat is great, with huge windows." The kind of balanced info agents leave out, but buyers can add to the description of listings on BestAgent in the public comments for other buyers to see. (link below) Transparency breeds transactions.
"The photos were taken a long time ago" but "The garden is LOVELY, completely different with patio and lawn."
"A lovely flat that it so much better than the photos" and "The parking in this road does not require a permit", but "it would be hard to park here." The kind of balanced info agents leave out, but buyers can add to the description of listings on BestAgent in the public comments for other buyers to see. (link below) Transparency breeds transactions.
"Decking is bridging the damp course" but "A flat with period charm and potential."
"The composite decking needs to be removed ASAP and the building allowed to dry out" and "there are rotten floorboards in the room they are calling the living room", but "A flat with period charm and potential." The kind of balanced info agents leave out, but buyers can add to the description of listings on BestAgent in the public comments for other buyers to see. (link below) Transparency breeds transactions.
Charlie Lamdin retweeted
What should the minimum acceptable performance of a 'good' estate agent be, as a percentage of listed homes which successfully sell?
Please repost and share.
55%80% or more
23%75% or more
17%65% or more
5%50%+ (current average)
124 votes • Final results
Charlie Lamdin retweeted
The Unexpected Budget Win for the Housing Market xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1DGLdZBwa…
My Budget Knee-Jerk Reaction: Leaving aside the Fiscal Devolution curve ball (that needs some explaining because it makes rich areas richer, and poor areas poorer) there was nothing new or unexpected in that budget to affect the housing market significantly.
No changes to Stamp Duty, Capital Gains Tax, lending rules, the YFH scheme was announced as expected.
The rise in minimum wage will cost more jobs and that's a negative for demand.
So what does this mean for the housing market as a whole? Very little change.
We can perhaps hope for a little bit of a pre-Christmas pick up in activity and transaction volumes so that people who need to move can get moved.
The results are in from the first agent to implement the BestAgent process to be taught to BestAgent Club members.
The numbers speak for themselves.
Listen to the boss of Carringtons explain why sellers now pay 2% or more without question every time in the link in the comments.
The reason I asked @daniel_daggers to be part of BestAgent was because in 25 years I haven’t met a better agent.
He did the junior neg grind from the ground and performed his way to the tippy top.
BestAgent Club members will be able to pick his brains. The real deal. Join up.
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