SELLERS
- We charge a one-off listing fee of just £49 + VAT per property.
- You can simply list your property or also choose to auction your property online at no extra cost.
- Our auction service is completely free. There is zero commission to pay on the sale. So the savings you make are truly substantial.
- By selling via auction, you might achieve a higher price for your property than you expected.
- Auctions take place online and not at a specific venue. This added convenience will increase the number of bidders for your property.
- Upload your property details in minutes and start advertising it straight away.
- Your property will also be listed on Fish4Homes, which attracts 1.2 million visitors each month
- We email your property details to all our registered buyers who are looking in your area.
- You can use AuctionYourProperty.com as well as your estate agent. (A standard sole agency contract will not entitle them to any fees if you sell privately. Find out more...)
- By putting sellers and buyers in direct contact with each other, the power rests entirely with them. Viewings are conducted by the sellers themselves at mutually convenient times. After all, no estate agent knows more about a property than the seller does.
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BUYERS
- We will email you properties that match your search requirements as soon as they are on the system.
- Buying via auction can mean that you end up paying less than you would via a private treaty sale.
- Our auctions take place online which is far more convenient than attending a specific venue.
- When buying an auction property, we have a unique purchasing method whereby buyers can defer most of the expensive costs associated with buying property (surveys, bank valuations etc) until you have won the auction and secured the property.
- This means buyers cannot be gazumped
- The winning bidder only puts down a non-refundable 1% holding deposit (subject to a minimum of £500) at the end of the auction, which secures the property. The winning bidder then has a 6 week exclusivity period (unless the seller has officially stated a different timescale in the additional notes for the property) within which the formal exchange of contracts takes place.
- It is during this exclusivity period that the buyer, should they so choose, now has the time to carry out any surveys or bank valuations etc, safe in the knowledge that the property can no longer be purchased by anyone else.
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