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Selling your Kent or Southeast London property through Clive Emson

Covering Kent and Southeast London, Clive Emson is an auction house that can sell land along with residential properties such as flats and houses and commercial properties including hotels and pubs. The company was launched in 1989 and has dozens of experts in five offices located throughout the southeast of England, working with more than 850 estate agencies to identify properties for auction, making them all available to browse in its online catalogue.
Clive Emson currently is hosting most of its auctions online, allowing people to register in advance so that they can attend virtually and place bids in real time. The company typically hosts at least one auction every month or every two months, and the cut-off deadline for submitting a property for sale at an auction is just under a month before it takes place. You can find detailed property-specific information about past auctions on Clive Emson’s website.

Telephone number: 01622 608400

Email: kent@cliveemson.co.uk

Website: https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/

Address: Rocky Hill, London Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8PY

Top interesting facts to discover about auctioning your property

An advantage of selling your property at auction is that many companies know how to find buyers for the broadest possible range of residential and commercial properties. This means that no matter the condition, age, shape, size or type of your property, you should be able to find an auctioneer who knows the best way to find viable buyers for it. Some of the many diverse properties that auctioneers have successfully sold in and around London include: inherited retirement homes, flats with cladding, houses that do not have planning permission, plots of land, dilapidated homes, properties that have significant structural issues such as dry rot or subsidence, flats with very short leases remaining, homes located on noisy roads, and many other situations.
You can expect generally to wait a few weeks between the date on which you enter your property for sale in an auction and when the sale actually takes place. If you receive any qualifying bids on your property then it will sell, because that is considered a legally enforceable agreement to purchase your home. If this happens, you can expect a slight delay of a few more weeks whilst all of the legal paperwork for the sale is completed.
Just remember that there is no promise you will receive any bids for your property above the reserve price, which is the absolute lowest value at which you agree that the property can sell. Make sure that you have properly budgeted the sale of your property so that you know what your net proceeds will be even at the minimum opening reserve price and once fees have been deducted.