The main steps involved with selling your Tavern Quay home to LDN Properties
Selling your house or flat in London is a streamlined and stress-free approach that starts when you call us and describe your home. Within one hour we should be able to make a tentative offer for buying it, and there’s no rush to reply as you’ll have seven days to think about it.
Should you agree to that initial offer, we will then have one of our friendly experts schedule a day and tie for them to visit your house or flat so that they can assess the inside and outside. We’ll then use that information in part to help us in deciding our final offer. And this is the only such visit we will need when buying your home, which compares favourably to dozens of viewings or more than you may need when selling on your own or with an estate agent. Many owners report that they find such viewings to take up a lot of time and to be quite intrusive.
When we make our final offer, we promise that it will be competitive no matter how many problems your home has, and regardless of its age, condition, location, shape, size or type.
And the last step, if you accept our final offer, is when we work quickly with your legal professional like a solicitor to sign the mandatory paperwork and finish the other tasks needed to complete the process of purchasing your home. The entire timeline from the start to the end should only be a handful of weeks, and that includes the last steps of exchanging contracts and paying you the full proceeds. You will find that this is often much speedier than selling via an estate agent, an auctioneer, or without any help, as those methods can take many months. And it makes LDN Properties a good fit for owners whose top aims include selling as fast as feasible.
Another perk of selling your home to LDN Properties is that we promise not to charge you any commission, which ensures that you will receive the total proceeds from the sale whilst also limiting your total selling expenses. This compares favourably to selling through an auctioneer or an estate agent, because those two options will charge you commission if they find a buyer for the property, and this fee will increase your costs as it’s taken out of the final sale proceeds.