The steps involved with selling a Farringdon home to LDN Properties
Selling your freehold or leasehold property to us is a streamlined, zero-stress and no-hassle experience, which starts when you call us to describe the flat or house. Within less than one hour we will typically be able to make an initial offer for buying the property. You will then get at least seven days to consider the offer, so there is no need to give us an answer immediately.
Once you accept that tentative offer, we will then have one of our friendly team members contact you to sort out a time and day for when they can come to your property and assess the interior and exterior. We will then use the information they gather from that visit to inform our final offer, and it’s the only viewing needed in our selling process. That contrasts with selling through an estate agent or on your own, which might need dozens of viewings or even more.
The final offer that we make to buy your property will be fast and competitive regardless of the age, condition, location, shape, size or type of the flat or house. And we it will be a fair offer even if you have some legal, structural, financial or any other problems at the property.
If you then agree to our final offer, the last step is when we work quickly with your legal representative like a solicitor to sign all of the necessary paperwork and handle the other tasks needed to finalise buying your home. From the beginning to the end, the entire timeline will usually only be a handful of weeks, and that covers the vital last steps of exchanging contracts and paying you the full proceeds. This is much swifter than selling through an estate agent, an auctioneer, or without any help, as those three methods might take a number of months.
When you sell a Farringdon home to LDN Properties, you also get the perk of not having to pay any commission, because we never charge sellers any fees. This ensures that you will receive the total proceeds form the sale, which helps those owners whose main goals with selling their home include limiting their expenses. By comparison, selling through an estate agent or with an auctioneer would increase your costs because both options will charge you commission if they find a buyer for your property, and this fee is subtracted right away from the sale proceeds.