Sell your home in East London
From a realistic asking price to the day you hand over the keys, here's how a sale with us works.
How selling works
Valuation
We visit, look at recent sales nearby and recommend an asking price, with the evidence behind it. There's no charge and no obligation.
Getting ready
We arrange your Energy Performance Certificate if you need one, run the identity checks the law requires, and gather the information buyers will ask for.
Marketing
Your home goes live on our website and the major property portals with photos, floor plan and full property information.
Viewings and offers
We accompany viewings, check each buyer's position and finances, and pass every offer to you in writing.
Sale progression
Once you accept an offer, we keep the buyer, solicitors and any chain moving, and tell you where things stand.
Completion
Contracts are exchanged, a completion date is fixed, and the keys go to your buyer.
Before you go on the market
Having these ready can save weeks once you've found a buyer:
- A valid Energy Performance Certificate
- Photo ID and proof of address for each owner
- Your solicitor or conveyancer's details
- For leasehold homes: the lease, recent service charge accounts and the managing agent's details
- Any planning permissions, building regulation sign-offs and guarantees
Questions sellers ask
How much does it cost to sell with you?
Our fee depends on the property and the service you choose. We'll give it to you in writing at the valuation, before you agree to anything, along with what's included.
How long does a sale take?
It depends on the chain, the buyer's mortgage and how quickly searches come back. We'll give you a realistic timeline at the valuation and keep you updated as things move.
Do I need an EPC before I sell?
Yes. Homes in England need a valid Energy Performance Certificate before they're marketed. Certificates last 10 years, so you may already have one. If not, we can arrange it.
What information do buyers get?
Every listing shows the key facts buyers need to decide whether to view: price, tenure, council tax band, EPC rating, and, for leasehold homes, the lease length, service charge and ground rent.
Can I sell a home with tenants in it?
Yes. You can sell to an investor with the tenants staying, or seek possession first. Since the Renters' Rights Act, intending to sell is a possession ground with its own rules and notice period, so talk to us early and we'll explain the options.
Find out what your home is worth
Tell us a little about your property and we'll arrange a time to visit.