Richard joined Aldreds in 2012 and was originally based in our Lowestoft office.
Rick (as he is known in the office) moved over to Great Yarmouth office in 2016. He carries out many of our accompanied viewings as well as spending time in the office negotiating sales and progressing matters to completion. Always popular with the customers Rick is one of our busiest members of staff on weekends as he dashes around NR29, NR30 & NR31 showing house buyers around properties.
Rick is wrapped up and ready for another day out in the cold and looks forward to seeing you!
Many property transactions involve chains. This is a situation where one or more peoples sales or purchases are linked with other peoples transactions. Each of these links in the chain are dependent on each other.
Chains can be very frustrating to buyers, sellers and agents alike. However, I am afraid they are a necessary evil.
At Aldreds we are focused on giving our clients accurate chain information at offer stage. We will generally check the situation with the chain of the people offering on one of our houses before we discuss the offer with our client in detail. We also monitor, chase and update our clients on the chains progress throughout the sale by keeping in touch with solicitors and estate agents involved.
This proactive approach helps to discover problems and potential problems early and helps prevent fall throughs. Also if there is a problem in the chain that may cause the sale to collapse we can advice our clients as early as possible so they can make a decision regarding remarketing.
We temporarily sold out of released properties at The New Cornfields last week. But we are delighted to announce our latest release today!
We have two bedroom terrace and end terraces available. With gardens and parking. Prices start at £170,000.
Call 01493 664600 now!
Tracie will be at our development on Arches Court 12noon to 2pm this Saturday. We still have a couple of three bedroom detached houses and a three bed detached bungalow for sale.
No need to book! Just pop along!
The Department of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced it will trial the reservation agreement concept in two areas next year with buyers obliged to pay around £500 to £1000 min none refundable deposits.
This comes alongside the news that buyers and sellers simply changing their mind is by far and away the #1 reason house sales fall through.
Anything that strengthens the commitment of buyers and sellers as well as focusing peoples minds on the commitment that they are making can only be a good thing.
Watch this space for updates on how the trials progress.
