The internet revolution has created more ways than ever to buy and sell houses. But do online estate agents offer the best service for people buying and selling property in London?
Before making this key decision, it’s important to consider what service an estate agent is actually offering, and compare their track records of completing sales against those of traditional agents.
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Most people selling property in London and the rest of the UK choose their estate agent carefully, and usually base their decision on the agent’s fees and valuation.
Some estate agents are trying to undercut the competition by offering staggeringly low rates, sometimes as low as 0.05%. While this rate seems attractive, it can often be a false economy that leaves sellers seriously out of pocket.