Don't Let Property Valuations Mislead You

The first thing that we want to know when selling is how much cash for your house you will get. We all want the most for our property, especially if we have invested in it and added a conservatory or brand new kitchen or bathroom. Here are some things you may wish to consider about valuations of your property.

Estate agents valuations

You may wish to consider that if you have faith in your estate agent and they provide the wrong valuation you may:

• Lose many thousands of pounds.
• Gain no interest in your property from potential buyers if your property has been over priced.
• Have been taken advantage of by the estate agent.
• Wish to bear in mind when looking for cash for your house fast that the estate agent is not the one that can give the valuation, despite what they may tell you it is the chartered surveyor that should provide an un-biased valuation.
• There is nothing to say that your estate agent has to provide you with an un-biased or accurate valuation.

Other valuations on your home

Of course selling property through an estate agent is just one way to go and there are other ways you may be able to sell and in some cases get a guaranteed sale of your home. Consider:

• Hiring a chartered surveyor yourself and getting a valuation of your property and then advertise the property yourself.
• Sell the property through auction.
• Sell your property with us, a regulated company who offers a guaranteed sale.

You are able to get an online quote by filling in a little information and this will tell you how much cash for your house you may get by choosing to sell with a guaranteed sale. Bear in mind:

• You typically do not receive 100% of the value of your home but;
• you have no fees associated with an estate agent or solicitor and;
• You at least know you have a guaranteed sale and how much you will get for your property.
• You also known that you are able to sell the property as it stands without doing any alternations or sprucing it up to get it ready for a sale.

Two easy ways to get a no obligation offer for your property.