First-time buyers are key drivers in the property market and could be the ideal candidate to purchase your home. So, are you doing enough to target them?
They might not have the instant allure of a cash buyer, but dig a little deeper, and it quickly becomes clear that first-time buyers (FTBs) have an awful lot going for them.
In fact, they could be the best option when it comes to finding a buyer. So, let’s look at the pros of dealing with FTBs, and how to ensure your marketing appeals to them.
Post pandemic, having outside space has taken on a whole new level of importance and can add significant value to a property. But what happens when your garden oasis threatens the chance of selling your home?
Some lush green plants might look nice but could signal trouble for a house sale.
In this quick read, we look at the plants that may impact your selling price.
Industry insiders estimate 30% of property deals collapse before completion. So, how can you safeguard your deal?
Working with an experienced estate agent can certainly help. Here’s why.
Don’t let your beloved family pet stop you from achieving top selling price for your property. Follow these tips to ensure buyers don’t get sniffy about making an offer on your home.
Given that 62% of British households have a pet*, you might assume buyers wouldn’t bat an eyelid at the prospect of viewing a property where a furry or feathered friend resides.
But many property hunters are put off when they visit a home where there are obvious signs and smells of pets.
The reasons for this aversion to animals can vary; a buyer may have an allergy, have had a bad experience in the past, or love their own animals, just not other people’s.
Whatever the rationale, as first impressions are so important when selling a property, it’s best to get rid of, or at least minimise, the signs of pet life in your home. Here’s how:
