A "Sold" board magically appears.
A "Sold" board magically appears as advertising but wouldn't it have been more sensible to have one advertising the property during the whole of the for sale period.?
Now it is Sold just loads of hassle makes me think they are desperate for their fee. Hassle tends to detract from the amount of time my solicitor has to do their work and therefore needs to be limited to sensible interruptions. Hassling me to hassle my solicitor but also contacting my solicitor directly - in my view unnecessary and unprofessional.
Reply from Your Move - Sunderland
Good morning George, Thank you for your feedback, it helps us maintain high standards. As discussed, for sale boards are usually not permitted in blocks of flats. However, seeing other agents’ boards still displayed, I believed this was allowed and installed a sold board. We are a proactive agent and typically chase progress weekly. Your buyer is aiming for a 4–6 week completion, which is quite ambitious and may not be achievable without steady progress. Currently, your solicitor has not issued any paperwork after 12 days, which may delay the buyer’s solicitor. We’re here to act in your best interests, but as per your instructions, we will liaise with you directly rather than contacting your solicitor. I’m happy to continue working this way to help progress your sale to completion. Sam
