Learn about the steps involved with selling your home to LDN Properties
Selling your North Southwark home is a streamlined, no-stress and zero-fee process when you call LDN Properties. Within the first hour of talking with you about your property, we should be able to make an initial competitive offer for buying it. And there is no pressure for you to respond to this offer immediately, because we will give you at least an entire week to think about it.
If you ultimately accept our initial offer, we will next have one of our friendly team members get in touch with you to schedule a time and day when they can visit your home, in order to inspect the inside and outside. We will then rely in part on the information they collect on this visit to help us in deciding our final offer. And you won’t need any other visits than this, compared to dozens or more viewings that you may need when selling on your own or via an estate agent. Many owners say that they find such viewings to take up a lot of time and to be quite intrusive.
And then if you agree to our final offer, that is when we work quickly with your legal professional like a solicitor to sign all the required paperwork and finish the other tasks needed to complete the sale of your home. The entire schedule should only be a few short weeks from the beginning to the end, and this includes the exchange of contracts and paying you the total sale proceeds. This is often significantly faster than selling through an estate agent, attempting to find a buyer through a property auction, or selling without any help, which can all take a number of months.
In addition to a swift sale, LDN Properties also promises to never charge you any fees when buying your flat or house. This will not only help reduce your selling expenses but it will also ensure that you obtain the full proceeds from the sale. And it means we’re a suitable choice for those owners that want to reduce their overall costs when selling. But if you attempt to instead find a buyer through the alternatives of using an auctioneer or an estate agent, they will charge you a fee if they succeed in selling your property. This commission would be subtracted from the eventual sale proceeds, which would increase your total selling expenses.