Many agents will offer to list your property for free? My question to you is - how do they intend on selling a secret? And even more importantly how do they intend to get you a premium price without exposing it to all the relevant buyers in your marketplace.

Absolutely. As an agent I provide the tenant with the relevant notice's to ensure I'm are legally acting on your behalf. I go above and beyond to create a respectful relationship with your tenant and ensure our communication is at a high level so that they feel a part of the process and work with us at all times.

How does an agent get you a premium? By exposing your property to the widest group of potential buyers. How do we do this? Duwayne will carefully put together an personalized marketing plan that will suit your property. We will always aim to be mindful of budget and only spend in the areas we see the most value for money. At the end of the day, we want to ensure your property gets as many buyers through the inspections to ensure that we get you a premium price.

I offer a simple stress-free appraisal which only takes around 15 minutes and will provide you with current market conditions so that you can get a feel for your property value.

Getting a buyer to picture themselves living in the property - sometimes referred to as 'mentally moving in' is is one of the most effective ways to generate serious interest. For this to be achieved, it is essential that they feel relaxed and unhurried. Buyers do not wish to intrude on the current owner's space, so your presence can sometimes act as a deterrent for them to stay longer and continue to consider the property carefully.

A sales agency agreement is a document written to protect your rights. It includes details of the real estate agent who you have assigned to sell your property. It states what they promise to provide you, along with an estimated sale amount or price range. The arrangement outlines the amount of fees or commission payable by you for the real-estate agent's services. A commission is usually only due when the sale of the property is completed.