Free eBook: Auction or Private Treaty? Plus 9 Spring 2012 Selling Tips
FREE eBook "Auction or Private Treaty? Plus 9 Spring 2012 Selling Tips"
No selling season is ever the same. This spring, against the backdrop of an oversupply in unsold stock, more sellers and their estate agents are considering selling by private sale rather than by auction.
This eBook notes the importance of intending sellers working with their estate agents to select the best sales method for their home.
The eBook highlights the arguments for both methods to assist in the selection of the best marketing recommendation for vendors.
Also featured in this eBook are nine timeless pieces of property wisdom for spring selling and buying, including:
- Keeping your target
market in mind - Listing your property
early to beat the
pre-Christmas rush - Choosing the right
agent to suit your needs
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