Dillon Estate has nearly 6 years of experience in successfully helping people to sell their property. These are the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) about selling property.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
Approximately 95% of home movers start their property search online, so this is by far the most popular and rewarding place to begin your property buying journey. You can browse the widest number of potential properties available in your chosen location on a desktop, tablet or even mobile phone from the comfort of your armchair.
This will depend on your individual circumstances. We would recommend that you make an appointment to see a mortgage adviser who can help you work out how much could afford each month for your mortgage and any associated insurance costs.
There are a number of costs to consider when buying a property such as mortgage fees, surveys, conveyancing, removal charges, etc.
Stamp duty land tax is a tax paid by the buyer on all properties over £125,000.
You could look at recently sold, comparable property in the local area to get a feel of what property is generally selling for.
Exchange of contracts is the point at which you are legally bound to buy the house and nobody can back out of the transaction.
No. You are not legally bound to buy a property in the UK until you exchange contracts, usually at the end of the sale. However, your financial adviser will be able to talk you through when your offer becomes legally binding as there are some exceptions.
There are three different types of survey available and depending on the age and condition of the property depends on which type would be most suitable for you. The lender you choose may also request you have a survey if they think the property has structural problems.
A property is only worth what a willing and able buyer is willing to pay. We at Dillon Estates will give you an indication of its value at a free property valuation - book a valuation today.
There are a number of fees to consider when looking to sell a property, such as for estate agents, conveyancing/solicitors, surveys, etc. These costs will vary depending on the value of your property, its location, etc. Dillon Estates will be able to give you a full breakdown of these costs at your property valuation.
This varies hugely on the type of property, the local area, your asking price, your agreed marketing strategy, etc. At Dillon Estates, we will be able to give you an educated idea of the time it will take to sell when you have a free property valuation of your home.
It is a legal requirement to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) to market your property. Dillon Estates can organise one for you or you can arrange your own.
No. We would always advise you to have a property valuation first, along with a cost of moving appointment.
You can conduct your own viewings or a representative from Dillon Estates will happily conduct them for you. If you are having accompanied viewings you have the option to be present yourself, or you could go out.
Viewings can take place at anytime of the day, but most are during evenings and weekends. If you live at the property no viewing will ever take place without being confirmed with you first.
