An important question to ask your estate agent BEFORE you put your home on the market

An important question to ask your estate agent BEFORE you put your home on the market

Is the person you met at your home for the valuation the person you will deal with throughout the process?

Our sales director, David Long explains why it's important to find out who you will be dealing with when selling your home and who will be showing your home to prospective buyers. It may not be the person you met in your living room.

At Newboulds & Co, you will only ever deal with a co-owner and director of the business. You won't be passed between departments with important information lost during the process.

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