Why choose 365 Residential to sell your property?
At 365 Residential we offer for sale a range of flats and homes to suit most budgets. We only employ professional, experienced and passionate staff who endeavour to make sure that selling your property is as stress free as possible. Our clients are secure in the knowledge that all of our team are professionally trained and because we are flexible we can take the time to answer all of your property queries.
- Our sales team will visit your property and give you an up to date market valuation and advice on presentation
- We will commission top quality photographs
- We will draft floor plans to professional standards
- We will upload your property on www.let365sales.com and all major property portals, as well as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
- We will update all potential buyers individually by email, telephone or SMS text message
- We will accompany potential buyers to viewings at times that suit you and provide you with regular sales feedback
Guide to selling
When selling a property, you must formally instruct a solicitor to act on your behalf. Your solicitor will follow the process outlined below:
(To formally instruct your solicitor to act on your behalf – you will be required to provide them with proof of identification, proof of address and you will need to fill out standard forms, such as the Fixtures and Fittings Form and Seller’s Property Information Form. They may also require part of their fee in advance to cover costs).
Once instructed they will:
- Request the Title Deeds
- Prepare a draft contract and send it to the purchaser’s solicitor, along with a copy of the lease, if the property is leasehold
- If leasehold, they will request information from the managing agents (or freeholder)
- Respond to questions raised by the purchaser’s solicitor. Your solicitor may also forward questions for you to answer
- Ask you what your preferred completion date is – the date the buyer takes full ownership of the property, and you move out
- Check Transfer Documents and send them back for you to sign and return
- Once the purchaser’s solicitor has approved the contract, your solicitor will send it to you to sign and return
- Once contracts are signed by the purchaser and seller, completion date has been agreed, and the purchaser’s deposit is in their solicitor’s bank account, the transaction becomes legally binding
- The purchaser’s deposit (usually 10% of the purchase price) is then sent from their solicitor to your solicitor and contracts are exchanged, with completion to follow on the agreed date
