You have worked incredibly hard to get your property ready for sale. You received lots of interest and you have accepted an offer. Congratulations, that’s all great news. You might be tempted to think ‘job done’.
For many buyers, outdoor space is increasingly desirable, with a garden seen as an extension of our living space. Size and aspect of the outdoor area are both important, with South and West facing gardens being particularly attractive.
Buying a home is as much an emotional decision as it is a logical one. Research undertaken by Norwich Union shows that Britons generally rely on instinct when making the biggest purchase of their life, with as many as 9 in 10 people citing "gut feeling” as very important.
Consider this common scenario. You want to spend some of your ‘hard earned’ on investing in your home, but you are not sure what projects will give you the best bang for your buck, provide the biggest return on your investment and add the most value to your home.
It is obvious that buying a home is an expensive exercise, however many people don't realise that selling a home can also involve considerable cost. Before you decide to list your home for sale, you should consider all of the fees and expenses involved so you can better estimate the net proceeds that you will actually receive from the sale.