Sell House Fast Manor House, London

Top queries and answers for auctioneers when selling your Manor House home

You might be thinking about using a property auction to sell your house or flat in Manor House. There can be some advantages of this method, including that you might be able to sell much quicker than using an estate agent, and you might get a very good sale price if many people are interested in buying your home and keep trying to outbid each other during the auction.

But before settling on this method of selling your property, you should consider emailing or calling a few different auction houses so that you can query them about how they work, and their past successes. We’ve provided some suggested questions to ask property auctioneers, along with information on what to take away from whatever answers you’re given.

Have you sold properties like mine in Manor House before?

This question will help to determine whether a specific auction house has the expertise necessary to sell your type of property. Some companies specialise in selling certain houses or flats, and might never have sold the kind of home you’re trying to sell. If that’s the case then they might struggle to attract buyers and your property might not get any bids.

How much commission do you charge homeowners for an auction sale?

Budgeting is an essential part of selling your home, and that includes needing to know which fees you might have to pay an auctioneer because this will let you know how much net profit you can expect to make from the sale.

What’s your plan for how you will market my home before the auction?

You need to know that an auctioneer has a detailed plan for how they will advertise your home in advance of the auction taking place, and a company’s answer to this query will give you good insight into their strategy for maximising interest from potential bidders. Any auctioneer that cannot outline such a plan should be considered a potential warning sign.

What is your deadline for completing the sale of an auctioned home?

Auction houses have varying deadlines for when a winning bidder must complete the purchase of a home that they have bought through an auction, and you need to know this timeframe for your certainty about moving to a new property. The average deadline is 28 days from the date of the auction, although it can be more or less time with some auctioneers.

Trusting LDN Properties to quickly buy your home in Manor House

LDN Properties knows that it’s crucial for people to feel like they can trust whoever is buying their house or flat. We have been buying homes throughout London for more than 15 years, including properties in Manor House which is part of the Hackney borough east of the city centre. Homebuilding in this neighbourhood started in the early 1800s, and the biggest project in recent history was a £1 billion redevelopment of properties on the Woodberry Down estate.

You can trust LDN Properties with the purchase of your home because our company is fully registered with an independent entity known as The Property Ombudsman (TPO), which issues policies that aim to guard homeowners against fraud in the quick house buying industry. All TPO members must adhere to those policies, and you can easily find out whether a company is registered with the organisation. Simply visit TPO’s visit, click on the tab marked "Find a member" and enter a company’s name. If the fast buyer is registered with TPO their details will appear.

Property resources to consider

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Nearby locations to Manor House where we operate

Brownswood Park Finsbury Park Harringay Highbury Holloway Hornsey Vale Nag’s Head Seven Sisters South Tottenham Stamford Hill Stoke Newington Stroud Green Turnpike Lane West Green

Postcode areas in and around Manor House we cover

N15 N16 N4 N5 N7 N8