What happens if an Estate Agent overvalues your property?

What happens if an Estate Agent overvalues your property?

David Gibbs talks about the possible consequences of putting your property on the market at too high a price and the business of Estate Agents purposely overvaluing to buy the sellers business.



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The November Budget introduces new tax measures that will influence affordability, demand and long-term property decisions. With higher household costs and a new levy on homes over £2 million, buyers and sellers will need to plan their next steps with clearer strategy.

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Buying a home is one of life’s biggest decisions. Whether it’s your first purchase or your fifth, the process can feel daunting, with plenty of pitfalls to avoid. From mortgages and surveys to legal paperwork and negotiations, there’s a lot to take on board. By arming yourself with the right information and working with a knowledgeable local estate agent, you’ll be better placed to make smart decisions and find the home that truly fits your needs.