Are you not ready to leave your agent yet?

Are you not ready to leave your agent yet?

Our last email suggested it might be time to change estate agents. After 10 weeks of marketing, they have not yet found you a buyer. But perhaps you are not ready to throw in the towel?

Our last email suggested it might be time to change estate agents. After 10 weeks of marketing, they have not yet found you a buyer. But perhaps you are not ready to throw in the towel and leave your current agent because you've had lots of viewings and regular contact with them.

There are other options available to you. How about marketing the property with more than one agent? 

Dual agency marketing can be very successful. Two agents can give you access to a broader database of potential buyers and market your home to a wider audience, not to mention a dose of healthy competition, which could result in finding that perfect buyer for your property.

If you would like to learn more about marketing your home with more than one agent, get in touch with our team today, and they will happily talk you through the process so you can make an informed decision. 


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