What to expect when selling a Canonbury home to LDN Properties
When you are ready to sell your property in Canonbury, contact the friendly experts at LDN Properties. We provide a streamlined and zero-commission way to get a fast and fair offer for your home, regardless of its age, condition, location, shape, size, type or any other factors.
The process starts when we first discuss your home with you, and in less than an hour we should be able to make our initial offer for buying it. We will not put any pressure on you to respond to our offer immediately, as you will have at least an entire week to think about it.
Next, if you agree to that tentative offer, one of our representatives will schedule a day and time for them to come to your house or flat and tour the inside and outside, gathering information to help us in crafting our final offer. This is the only visit we will require, compared to potentially dozens or more viewings that you may need if you sell on your own or via an estate agent, and many homeowners report that they see such viewings as intrusive and taking up their time.
Then if you accept our final offer, we contact your legal representative such as a solicitor to work quickly with them on signing all of the mandatory paperwork and finishing the other actions needed to complete the process of buying your home. The entire timeline should only be a handful of weeks from the beginning to the end, and this includes the important last steps of paying you the entire proceeds from the sale and the exchange of contracts. It compares favourably to the typical timeline for selling through an estate agent, trying your luck with a property auction, or selling without any third-party help, which can all take many months.
In addition to a fast sale, another top advantage of selling your home to us is that we promise not to make you pay any commission. This helps to reduce your overall selling expenses whilst ensuring that you will receive the total proceeds from the sale of your property. But if you tried to find a buyer through an auctioneer or an estate agent, that would increase your costs because they will charge you a fee if they sell your home, and this is taken out of the final proceeds.