Home Seller Pitfalls (and how to avoid them)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- If you're about to sell your home for the first time, here are the crucial things you need to know before you embark on the process.
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I have seen some agents who don't bother doing even the most basic of work when taking pictures and writing listings. I want to see high quality pictures and a description of the property. Some don't even do floorplans
Charlie question as a man an extremely important thing to me is the garage..there are never any photos of the inside of a garage..ever ?..a lot of the time not even external photo 🤷♂️
Good point! No idea why
Fantastic info Charlie. Love your videos. Helped me out so much. Many thanks
Glad they help!
Very good info again.
Soooo helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Been to view a property this morning, 25% knocked off the asking price since summer
Been looking at a house with Yopa. They can't even move a scruffy sleeping bag off the settee on the photos of house
Selling with agents who charge an up front fixed fee like Yopa is usually a mistake.
Up front fee online sellers may be putting their property up for offer with no timeframe and no need to sell in the immediate future. i.e. chancers who have their properties permanently up for sale.
Simply the BEST
Is that graph only sole agency or a combination of sole and multi agency? If an EA is involved in a lot of multi agency sales then statistically it's success rate will be far less. And are the 60% agencies listing properties that are already STC? You know what they say about statistics.
There are very few multi agency sales. The link to the document is in the description for full details.
Is it reasonable for you to not tell the agent any details of the house you’re buying ? They seem to push for this info. Them knowing both ends of the transaction seems like a recipe for getting stitched up. Thoughts ?
my experience is that it helps the agent with their pitch. For example, as a buyer, if I know you're relocating for work, or downsizing to retire, it's reassuring and important to know. It also helps the buyer asses how long the chain may be or in our case, we are buying from someone who is buying a new build - which are known to have potential build delays but we can factor this into our expectations.
No it helps them to know the details, improves the chances of getting everything through smoothly
It can feel that you are being held by the short and curlies when selling.
Never sign the lock in contract!
As a buyer, I really hate viewing in the presence of the home owner. This is embarrassing to say the least. If you can, leave the viewers alone and stay away from their eyesight.
Sellers should see this comment!
I agree, no one knows the house and area as well as the owner..
Can I speak with you ? I am a seller
Sure! Private message me on Instagram or twitter. Just search moving home with Charlie.
Looking at the ridiculous prices, it seems like sellers are choosing estate agents who value the most than anything else.
That’s what happens a lot