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Dreaming of a move, perhaps you’re looking for a larger family home, downsizing or perhaps looking for something a little different ?
Selling your home is a huge and emotional decision, it can be daunting. Understanding the process of selling will really help ease any stress. In this guide, we outline the steps you’ll need to go through, helping you to prepare for each stage, and potentailly speeding up the process.
Find out the estimated value of your home
One of the first things you can do is get an online estimated value of your property. Enter your postcode into our Instant Valuation here. to gain an approximation. Our online valuation tool is based on powerful market data, although values do vary depending on the style of house, and variety of properties in your road.
Much better - Arrange a physical property valuation
An in-person valuation allows Acres to see your property and to get a feel for the space, presentation, improvements made helping us to understand its features so as to highlight them to potential buyers, when ready. Nothing beats having Acres come to your home to have a comprehensive look around thus giving an accurate property valuation.
Check your mortgage documents
You’ll also want to know how much you can borrow with a mortgage. Contact your current lender, if needed, to check your options with your current mortgage, as well as any potential redemption fees. You may be charged a fee if you’re ending your current mortgage early, so need to factor that into your budget. If you have a ‘portable’ mortgage product, you may be able to transfer your current mortgage to a new property, and top it up. It is always worth taking independent whole of market advice, here at Acres we are delighted to be able this service for you, please ask for details or click here to use our extensive mortgage, fees, stamp duty and other calculators
Choose the right estate agent
Choose an agent you feel you can trust to guide you through this process. Hopefully this will be Acres, we would be thrilled act for you.
Don’t choose an agent on fees alone. This is the sale of your biggest asset and you need to have an agent you feel confident in, has a proven sales record in your road / area and have you a rapport with. Their approach, market strength, depth of knowledge market exposure and methods should be just as important. Acres will of course provide a proactive sales strategy, realistic asking price, and extensive, high calibre marketing. Please contact your local office to arrange a No obligation, Free Valuation
Prepare your home
Getting your home ready for viewings is one of the most important things you can do, helping to create a sense of space and a blank canvas to help your buyer imagine themselves living there. The better your home looks, the more appealing it will be. First impressions count, it is amazing how many purchasing decisions are made within the first minute or two of a viewing commencing. Location is key, schooling, transport, and the general feel of the area.
Decluttering inside is hugely effective, so make sure it’s looking great for both the photos, and if possible viewings. Many buyers work from home, so it could be worth setting up an office or children’s play room, if space allows. Light, airy and spacious is the look buyers are after, And gardens are a big draw so a good tidy up and you’ll be onto a winner.
Decide when to put your home on the market
Springtime is the best time for marketing your home. Between late January and June, the housing market bursts into action as buyers start looking for somewhere new.
The next best time is autumn, between September and October, as people hope to get settled into a new place in time before Christmas, and ready for the ever important school pacemnet offers in the new year.
The quietest times of the year for the housing market are in the summer, from July to August, when people are on holiday, or before Christmas, from November to December.
Set the right asking price
Once you’ve ready to market you need to decide the asking price. We will of course advise, and guide however if you feel it right to perhaps try a little higher to give some “ wiggle “ room, we will happy to try this for you perhaps for the first few weeks to test the market.
Nigel Deekes partner of Acres comments “ there is a fine line between a price that will generate interest, and one that won’t. “It’s all about footfall. Price your property too high and you won’t generate the necessary viewings. Reducing later on may send the wrong message to buyers “
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
You legally need an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Your EPC provides information about your property’s energy use. If you don’t have a current certificate, for a small charge we can provide this for you.
How long will it take to sell my property and move ?
Once you’re on the market, the first few weeks are the most crucial time for your home to go under offer.
‘That first four to six weeks of marketing a property is so important, says Chris Harvey manager of Acres Four Oaks ‘Your property is fresh on the market and it’s the best time to capture the maximum interest.’ Featured property listing on Rightmove, provided by Acres for all New Instruction means your property will top of the listing page for the first 7 day, BOOM ! Statistics show this can treble response compared to a “ normal “ listing.
The whole process of selling a home, from the moment it’s first listed to the moment you hand over the keys to your buyer takes around 26 weeks on average.
However, selling a home is dependent on many factors and the process can be quicker, or of course take longer.
Find a solicitor
Getting a solicitor to act for you is as important as picking your agent. Once you have accepted an offer, they will administer the sale, and onwards purchase. Acres are able to offer referrals to excellent local solicitors at competitive fees, on a No Sale No Fee basis.
It’s never too early in the process to instruct your solicitor. You can ask them to prepare the contract, and if there is a managing agent, make sure they have the Seller’s Leasehold Information Pack ready, so everything is in place when you find a buyer. Your solicitor is going to need some information from you – everything from title deeds and building control certificates for any work you’ve had done, to leasehold documents and boiler service history, so it’s a good idea to start digging them out. You will also be asked fill out forms about the property and what you're planning to include from it in the sale.
Offers received
It's an amazing feeling when the offers start coming in. So how do you know which one to accept ? We will advise if the offer is good, and take your instruction on and negotiate as needed with your buyers. We will check the chain, finance of the buyers, and seek to find how quickly the buyer is likely to be able to complete the purchase, particularly if you're in a hurry to sell.
Remember, you don’t have to accept the first offer you receive. If you receive more than one offer, we will seek the best buyer, at the best price and in the best position for you to help you make an informed decision.
Accepting an offer
When you get an offer, it doesn’t mean that the sale is finalised. Acres expert contract “ chasers “ will liase with you, both yours, and your buyers solicitors, surveyors and other parties to keep your sale on track. Be as flexible as you can about timings, and as efficient as you can about producing any requested paperwork. If needed we will arrange further reports and advice on the contacts of any of these. Once the joy of going under offer subsides, you may find yourself in the dreaded property chain.
This is the part when the surveys start happening and the solicitors get busy with all of the relevant searches they need to conduct on your property.
This phase can take anything between 8 to 18 weeks, depending on the complexity of the chain and the properties involved.
Delays in the conveyancing process are one of the biggest hold-ups in the buying-and-selling-a-home experience.
Exchanging contracts
Once all parties are agreed there will be ‘Exchange of Contracts’, meaning that both parties are legally bound to the sale. Exchange of Contracts is the last stage of the legal process after which you cannot pull out (without losing your deposit and any legal costs you may have incurred).
At the point of contracts being exchanged, usually a 10% deposit from your buyer will be paid into your solicitor's account. The date agreed for completion is then fixed in the contract.
Between exchange and completion, you’ll be sent a statement showing the costs, the solicitor’s charges and the mortgage monies that are being repaid. If you are making an onward purchase at the same time, you may need to send a balancing payment.
Preparing to move out
The move will take a lot of preparation, and one of the advantages of having time between exchange and completion is that you can finalise your moving arrangements. This means you can do things like cancelling your home insurance in time for the move, and make sure you’ve read your meters. Sometimes there can be a very short time ( even the same day ) between exchange of contracts and completion ( moving day ) and so early preparation if this were the case will be needed
Completion and moving day
On completion day, the money for the sale of your home will be transferred from the buyer’s solicitor to your solicitor. You’ll need to remove all of your possessions from the property, apart from any items you’ve agreed to sell to your buyer, as they will be eagerly collecting the keys from Acres, or yourself dependant on the arrangements already made.
Once the cash has landed with your solicitor (it's usually done by CHAPS which can take a couple of hours), they’ll telephone you to confirm the completion and authorise key release.
Tax when selling property
If you’re selling a property that’s been your main home since you bought it, you shouldn’t have to pay capital gains tax.
However, if you’ve previously rented out the property, capital gains tax may apply and will be calculated based on the amount of time it wasn’t your main home.
If you’re selling so you can buy a new home, you’ll also need to factor in stamp duty calculator here
What are the costs of moving home ?
Acres fees will vary dependant your properties value, and sometimes other factors, however rest assured they will always be highly competitive, and comprehensive, on a No Sale No Fee basis, in other words you only pay us a fee when you move ! That shows our confidence in being able to find a buyer for you.
- Next up it will be your conveyancing / solicitors
- Then your removal costs
- Mortgaging fees
- The costs for any other expenses, such as the EPC or survey
- Stamp duty – Use Acres calculator here
- This of course is not a full list as there may be other costs for your particular sale but these are the main costs
Are you thinking of selling your property and want to check how much your home is worth? You can get an Instant Valuation here.
If you would like to discuss selling your home, please get in touch with us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call any of our busy, helpful teams/offices:
Four Oaks 0121 323 3088
Sutton Coldfield 0121 321 2101
Walmley 0121 313 2888
Great Barr 0121 358 6222
Lettings 0121 312 4997
Thank you for reading this article, and your interest in Acres and our property for sale.
Nigel & Jayne Deekes – Acres Partners
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Mistakes to avoid when selling your house & Essential tips for a smooth sale
As exceptionally experienced agents we are able to highlight the most common mistakes to avoid when selling your house.
We know that there’s a lot to consider when you’re selling your home. And there are some easily made mistakes that often crop up when trying to find that all-important buyer.
We’ve have put together some insights to help make that next-life-step run that little bit smoother. So, let’s take a look at some of the things that can be easily overlooked when selling — but are also just as simple to put right before the next potential owner comes to view your home.
First impressions matter
Think about the first thing viewers will see when they arrive, and whether there’s anything you can do to make sure the viewing starts on the most positive note possible. You don’t want to lose a buyer’s interest before they’re even inside.
Nigel Deekes Partner of Acres says: “I firmly believe many buyers make their minds up about whether the property is potentially the “one” within the first 20 to 30 seconds of the viewing. With this in mind, the front driveway, condition of the garden, and external paint work are more important than people realise – you might have lost your prospective buyer before they are even inside the property.”
Don’t leave clutter on show
Clutter can be a major turn off. When it comes to selling appearance matters. A cluttered and untidy home can deter potential buyers, as it gives the impression of a poorly maintained property.
Declutter and organise your belongings. While we’re not talking bare rooms and walls here, it’s a given that more of a pared-back, tidier space will help a buyer to envisage how their own possessions might fit within a space.
Chris Harvey, of Acres Four Oaks office comments “ Make sure everything is hidden away when the photos are taken – not only will viewers see your home as close to a blank canvas as possible, but it will also make the space look bigger! “
Asking too much
Chris Deekes, manager of Acres Great Barr, and associate partner has often found that “ Becoming fixated on a certain value that you think your home is worth can put a death sentence on any potential sale. “ According to rightmove.co.uk, 70 per cent of interest in a house comes in the first three weeks of putting it on the market. “ If the price is too high, your property will appear expensive and people will be instantly put off. In contrast, if your property appears to be really good value, then you will attract lots of attention and viewings “. The right price will drive competition and create a buzz about your place, which in turn will push up any offers to the max.
Accepting the highest offer not the right offer
In many scenarios when selling a home, especially in a competitive market where the property being sold is particularly sought after, or great value for money it might be that there is more than one offer put forward.
In this instance it can be appealing for a vendor to simply accept the highest offer but a good estate agent will always advise that a seller considers all aspects of an offer.
From the desired timeframe and whether this aligns with the sellers plans to whether or not a buyer is actually proceedable, and of course their financial position there are multiple elements to consider.
When selling a house, it’s crucial to consider the various aspects of each offer instead of simply accepting the highest bid. In some cases, a lower offer might be the better option for a smooth and successful business transaction.
Not accepting early offers
Every offer should be considered on its individual merits. As Matthew Tubb, manager of Acres Walmley says “ Just because it’s the first one, placed days after marketing doesn’t mean it’s a bad one. Many buyers will call an estate agent within one hour of walking out of a viewing to ‘lock down’ any other offers. Or they might be first in with an offer because they have been waiting months for the right house to come on the market and are therefore highly motivated to move. “ It Is not uncommon to hear clients regretting the refusal of an early offer weeks later if interest falls away, sometimes in it is a case of the right buyer in the right place at the right time.
Showing buyers round yourself
Surely the best person to show potential buyers round the house is the person that’s lived there? Right? Often not. As tempting as it is to wax lyrical about the joys of your home, sellers can often be too emotionally attached to pointing out all the finer details of their beloved home. Having your agent show prospective buyer allows us to take the stress out of your move, and allows the buyers to perhaps provide more honest feedback, people are generally inherently nice, and so often give the impression to sellers of loving a property that perhaps wasn’t quite so great.
Don’t ignore the season
Make sure everything fits with the time of year you’re selling in, including how you prepare your home for viewings. For instance, if the weather’s starting to warm up and you’re normally lounging on an outdoor sofa in summer, set it up for viewings so buyers can see how you use the
Don’t overly renovate right before coming to market, but do fix any issues
While you’ll want your home to look its best for viewings, it doesn’t make sense to make a high-cost renovation right before listing your home for sale. Sharron Smith, manager of Acres Sutton Coldfield says “ As well as it being unlikely that you’ll recoup the cost as part of your selling price, it could end up being something that’s removed by the new owner shortly after you’ve handed over the keys. “
That being said, any minor repairs should be fixed before viewings (and before you have pictures taken).
Don’t overlook your home’s best bits
Got a light-flooded kitchen, or a home office with a show-stopping view? “If there’s a ‘best room’ in the house, make sure this is shown early on, buyers usually make a decision quickly so make sure you set the right impression from the start.
Taking the “I’m in a no rush” approach
While you might be happy to wait for that big offer to land on your mat, if you keep your property on the market for too long, it can start to give the impression it’s a tough sale and will put people off. The best time to sell is within the first three to four weeks, while the house will feel fresh and new. Leave it on for too long and it could become stale amidst newer listings
Want to check how much your home is worth? You can get an Instant Valuation here.
If you would like to discuss selling your home, please get in touch with us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call any of our busy, helpful teams/offices:
Four Oaks 0121 323 3088
Sutton Coldfield 0121 321 2101
Walmley 0121 313 2888
Great Barr 0121 358 6222
Lettings 0121 312 4997
Thank you for reading this article, and your interest in Acres and our property for sale.
Nigel & Jayne Deekes – Acres Partners
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Taking out a mortgage is likely to be the biggest financial commitment you’ll ever make, and so you'll want to find the best deal you can. The good news is there’s plenty you can do to improve your chances of getting your mortgage application accepted – follow our top 10 tips to help you get the mortgage you want
If you’re thinking about how to get a mortgage, you should be aware of the factors that affect your eligibility. These include: your credit score, length of time in current job, current debts, whether you’re self-employed and of course the size of your deposit.
Follow our top 10 tips below to find out how to get the mortgage you want.
1. Your credit score matters
Before applying for a mortgage, get a copy of your credit report which is held by credit reference agencies such as Experian or Equifax. This will allow you to see what lenders see when they review your application.
If your credit rating isn’t looking that great, there are lots of simple things you can do which can give your score a boost. For example, check you are on the electoral roll and close down credit card accounts which you no longer use.
2. The starting point is your own sums
Sit down and work out your budget before applying for a mortgage. You will need to be sure you can borrow enough to cover the purchase of the property and that you’ll have enough spare to cover all the associated costs and fees.
Monthly mortgage repayments will depend on how much you want to borrow (and over how long) and the interest rate charged.
3. You’ll be better off in the same job
Lisa Brown of Acres Financial Services said; “ Most lenders will want to see that you’ve been with your employer for some time before they’ll give you a mortgage, so if you’re thinking of switching jobs, it’s a good idea to hang on until you’ve got your mortgage in place. Many lenders like to see you have been in your existing job for at least three to six months.”
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4. Debts don’t help
If you’re submitting a mortgage application, the last thing any prospective lender is going to want to see is that you owe a load of cash on credit cards or you’ve got outstanding loans.
Claire Allen of Acres Financial Services said " Before you apply for a mortgage, try to reduce any debts you have – this will help demonstrate that you manage your money responsibly. It will also mean you will potentially be able to borrow more when it comes to a lender’s affordability calculations. "
5. You’ll need proof of income
Mortgage lenders will want to see proof of how much you earn, so you’ll probably need a P60 form which you get every year from your employer and shows a summary of your pay and how much tax has been deducted.
You’re also likely to be asked for three months’ worth of bank statements and payslips so the lender can look at both how much you have coming in as well as your outgoings.
6… or accounts if you’re self-employed
Getting a mortgage when you’re self-employed can be more tricky, especially if you’ve only recently decided to go it alone. Lenders want proof of income and so they’ll usually ask to see SA302 forms relating to the current / recent years from HMRC, or your full trading accounts.
7. The bigger the deposit the better
The more you can save up to put down as a deposit, the bigger the choice of mortgages that will be available to you. Lenders reserve their best rates for those with hefty deposits, so you’ll also benefit from lower monthly payments because you’ll have qualified for a better deal.
8. Buying with someone else can be easier
If you are struggling to building up a decent deposit on your own, you might want to think about buying with someone else. This could boost your chances of securing a decent mortgage, particularly if they’ve got an excellent credit history and a higher income than you. But remember that this is a big commitment, so you’ll need to sit down and work out with the other person what would happen if one of you wanted to move in future.
9. You shouldn’t chop and change your application
Once you’ve started your mortgage application, don’t mess around with it and start changing figures as it could hold up your property purchase.
10. It can pay to get help
If you’re struggling to find the right mortgage deal, or you don’t know what you’d be eligible for or how much you can borrow, it is always a good move to have the help of a mortgage broker. They can research the market for you and help you through the application process so you don’t have to go it alone.
Here at Acres we offer a comprehensive mortgage service giving independent financial advice, with access to the whole of market / high street lenders, often with exclusive deals. For further help please call any of our offices detailed below, or click to the link above.
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We are thrilled to announce the expansion of our lettings division with the addition of Annabelle Reynolds joining us to spear head our expansion, marking an exciting chapter in Acres long-standing and highly successful history.
As a trusted name in the estate agency sector, we’ve helped countless clients find their dream homes, and now we’re expanding, and renewing our services to provide top-tier letting and property management solutions.
With our wealth of experience, a dedicated team of property experts, and given our customer-focused approach, we’re committed to delivering exceptional service to both landlords and tenants alike. Whether you’re a first-time landlord or an experienced investor, our lettings division is here to provide you with personalized, professional, and hassle-free solutions.
Here’s what you can expect:
Expert Advice: Tailored guidance on rental pricing, marketing strategies, and legal compliance.
Comprehensive Management: Full property management services to ensure your investment is well taken care of, or indeed a let only service as needed.
Tenant Matching: A rigorous process to find the right tenants for your property, ensuring peace of mind for landlords.
We’re excited to offer this new service to our valued clients, old or new, and so look forward to continuing to serve you with the same commitment to excellence that has made us one of the most trusted names in estate agency.
For more information or to discuss how we can help with your property lettings, or of course sales needs, don’t hesitate to contact us today 312 4997.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to grow and enhance our service offerings.
Want to check how much your home is worth? You can get an Instant Valuation here.
If you would like to discuss selling your home, please get in touch with us This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call any of our busy, helpful teams/offices:
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Sutton Coldfield 0121 321 2101
Walmley 0121 313 2888
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Lettings 0121 312 4997
Thank you for reading this article, and your interest in Acres and our property for sale.
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We all know how important first impressions can be in life, people, places, smells and the feel of somethings, it a “ gut “ reaction, and this is certainly true when it comes to putting your property on the market.
The initial impression of a property and its surrounding area can have a huge impact on potential buyers.
What is / What does “Kurb appeal” even mean ?
Well in essence its that drive by, first impression; how does the property look. and feel. Having a strong kerb appeal can make your home a much more attractive option for buyers.
Kerb appeal is important as it can be a decisive factor for potential buyers. According to the HomeOwners Alliance, 68% of all buyers say that they are swayed by their initial impression of a property, and that it has a lasting effect on their perception of it.
Even if you aren’t looking to sell your property immediately, giving the exterior of your house a tidy up, or redesign can make it feel more homely and add a more welcoming presence to any visitors, or passers-by. It will also save you a job for when you decide to put your property on the market, as kerb appeal can have a significant impact on potential buyers.
Ways to improve kerb appeal
Revamp the front door The front door of your home is the main focal point as your potential buyer approaches the property, you need it to look appealing. A damaged front door, or one that is in a poor state of repair will likely be an instant red flag for buyers, and could stop a viewing, or at least give an impress, saying “ if it looks poor from outside, what the inside like…….well, not for me, I’m looking for a well kept home”
Giving your front door a fresh coat of paint can help to bring your property to life. With a nice-looking entrance point, perhaps a handing basket, or some pots, winter or summer, buyers are more likely to have a positive first impression and be more inclined to keep that perception throughout the rest of the viewing.
Give driveways and patios some attention
As driveways and patios will likely be part of the first area people see / pass through, it’s important that they are maintained and kept looking good. Paths, driveways and patios can get grubby over time, so they need to be cleaned every once in a while. For larger areas, it’s a good idea to use a pressure washer to clean off any dirt or grubbiness. Being over run with weeds, also not good, again a few minutes work can make a massive difference to the look.
Hide the rubbish bins
Of course, every household needs bins, but it can’t be denied that they aren’t exactly appealing. If you don’t have anywhere to store your bins, it could be worth purchasing a bin shed to store them in. As Acres will, make sure your agent gets them out of the way for the pictures, and the car off the drive, you’d be amazed how many Agents don’t, thus not really assisting the seller with that first impression.
Make pathways tidier
Similarly to driveways and patios, it’s important that pathways around the outside of your house are maintained and kept in a good condition. You easily can give pathways a clean down with a power washer or a scrubbing brush and hot water. You should also make sure that your pathways are free of potholes or bumps, so it’s accessible for people in wheelchairs as well as families with pushchairs.
Improve exterior paintwork
If the exterior of your house is looking worn or damaged, it is highly recommended that you give it a touch up, or new coat of paint. A freshly painted house can improve its aesthetic and therefore its kerb appeal ten-fold. Touching up the exteriors of window frames with a new coat of paint can also add a bit extra to your home and leave it looking pristine from the outside.
Fix broken gutters, gates and fences
Damaged gutters, unhinged gates and broken fences are all likely to give off a negative perception to any potential buyer, so it’s essential that these details are fixed. Taking time to fix these problems yourself can make your home look more presentable whilst also adding additional security for your property.
Clean windows
This is a simple job you can do which will make the exterior of your home look much cleaner. You can either give it a go yourself or hire window cleaner, either way, having fresh shining windows will add more kerb appeal to the exterior of your property.
Keep on top of vegetation and lawns
Overgrowing vegetation can leave your garden looking untidy so giving any bushes, vegetation and grass a cut can leave your outdoor space looking more presentable. Trimming any tall bushes or trees you may have will also allow more light into your garden which is more welcoming to any potential buyers you have that are coming to view the property.
Refresh gravelled areas
Gravelled areas can easily be diminished over time and can be left looking bare or unfinished. Adding in some new gravel to paths or driveways can add a more finished look to your outdoor area. Using a garden rake to even out the gravel and get rid of any bumps or holes can make easy work of the job.
If you have a visible garage door, consider upgrading it to a more aesthetically pleasing one. Alternatively, you can paint the existing door to freshen its look
So, in summary poor kerb appeal can dissuade a potential buyer before they have even stepped foot in the property. Remember, the exterior of the property is the very first thing the buyer will see. In a worst-case scenario, the buyer may not even choose to go inside the property.
You are not going to attract the same pool of potential buyers if your home doesn’t have much appeal. Potential buyers could be immediately put off just when looking through the photos of your home on line if the kerb appeal is poor.
If you would like to discuss selling your home, our proactive approach and ideas please get in touch with us; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call any of our busy, helpful teams/offices:
Four Oaks 0121 323 3088
Sutton Coldfield 0121 321 2101
Walmley 0121 313 2888
Great Barr 0121 358 6222
Lettings 0121 312 4997
Thank you for reading our latest article, your interest in Acres, and our property for sale.
Nigel & Jayne Deekes – Acres Partners