THINKING OF SELLING ?
Selling a house can be stressful, demanding and frustrating – When selling with Pearson Kaye, Pearson Kaye makes it as stress free as possible and make the whole process as smooth and as fun as possible. We provide sellers with a unique package – a blend of modern technology with a good old honest hard work.
At Pearson Kaye we provide the very highest level of service combined with the ability to give your property the widest market exposure which includes comprehensive advertising in local papers, internet portal advertising and our Pearson Kaye comprehensive web site. Your property details will also be displayed on our office window display which attracts prospective buyers and visitors to the area as its situated in a busy high street location. Quality property particulars in full colour will be sent to all prospective buyers. As a consequence our clients are always assured that we will effect the earliest possible sale at the best possible price.
All our advice on selling your property starts with our accurate and professional market appraisal of your home with no obligation, register online or call on 020 8385 4444 for an appointment or Request a Valuation.
SELLING PROCESS
Market Valuation – Selling process starts with accurate market valuation of your home. Register now online for an up to date Sales Valuation with no obligation, call our offices on 020 8385 4444 or Request a Valuation.
Selling instructions - Once you have instructed Pearson Kaye to sell your property, one of our valuers will process your property promptly. From just one visit, they will be able to take the time and effort to present your property in the best possible way to market professionally.
Property on the Market -When you instruct Pearson Kaye to sell your property you automatically benefit from our comprehensive package of marketing services. This is designed to achieve maximum exposure for your property in order to obtain the best price quickly and efficiently.
Viewings - All viewings are booked by an appointment. Prospective buyers prefer viewings during daytime in order to see the external of the property such as gardens.
Receiving an Offer - When a prospective buyer offers on your property, we will inform you immediately and negotiate on your behalf.
Offer Acceptance - Once a price has been agreed by you, the date of exchange of contracts along with completion dates need to be set. You will need to instruct your solicitor to start process.
Draft Contracts - Your solicitor will send out a draft contract to the purchaser's solicitor along with supporting paperwork (where applicable) i.e.: title deeds, copy of Lease, fixtures and fittings list, seller's questionnaire, planning consent, guarantees, copy of building regulations and share of freehold certificate. The seller’s solicitor carries out preliminary enquiries and orders a Land Registry search.
Contract Approval - When all preliminary enquiries from the draft contract and local search queries have been settled, the buyer’s solicitor will approve the contracts provided they are satisfied to answers to the enquiries. By this time the purchaser would have received (if applicable) mortgage offer as well.
Exchange of Contracts – Both parties are ready to proceed further and contracts are exchanged. The contract is signed by buyer and seller and the deposit, (usually 10% of the purchase price), is either telegraphically transferred or paid in the form of a bankers draft by the buyer's solicitor. The completion date is also set during exchange of contracts.
Completion - This is generally set a few days to a few weeks after exchange of contracts, depending on buyers and sellers requirements. Your solicitor will receive outstanding monies from buyer’s solicitor (usually 90%) to your solicitor's account for completion to take place.
HOMES INFORMATION PACK (HIPs)
The government has announced that from 14th December 2007 the HIPs is applied to all properties being put up for sale.
HIP is a collection of information about a property prepared by the owners for prospective buyers. There are five compulsory documents – the Hip Index, which explains exactly what's in the pack, the energy performance certificate (EPC), which rates your property's energy efficiency and gives it an environmental impact rating, the sale statement, which explains who owns what, a standard searches document, which should cover all the relevant searches carried out by the local authority, including water, drainage and nearby planning proposals, and evidence of title documents, which prove that the seller owns the property.
Pearson Kaye offer various selling packages for selling your home including FREE HIPs (subject to terms), Call for further information on 020 8385 4444 or email: info@pearsonkaye.com