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Sell-It-Yourself Guide

Value Your Property

Instruct Your Solicitor

Obtain a HIP

Advertise on Bath-Properties.com
Step 1
Valuing your Property
You can get an idea of property prices in your area by visiting the Land Registry website where you can see what is actually happening to average prices
of property in England and Wales, here:
www1.landregistry.gov.uk/houseprices/housepriceindex/report
One of the largest mortgage lenders in the country, Halifax/HBOS, publishes a monthly property price index, here:
www.hbosplc.com/economy/housingresearch
You can browse local estate agents windows, adverts in newspapers and the internet, to identify similar properties in your local area and
the price that they are selling for.
You could ask three local estate agents for a free valuation.
Finally decide for yourself what your bottom line price will be - most buyers will expect to make an offer slightly lower than the asking price so bear this in mind when deciding upon the price you will advertise.
Step 2
Conveyancing
Conveyancing is the legal process by which ownership of a property is transferred from the seller to the buyer so you will want to hire a solicitor or licensed conveyancer to handle this process.
The Law Society is the professional body for solicitors and offers advice for finding a suitable professional here:
www.lawsociety.org.uk/choosingandusing/findasolicitor.law
Step 4
Attracting potential Buyers
Create your advertisement on Bath-Properties.com by describing your property, providing as much information as possible about your home and its features.
Upload photographs and detail any benefits of the area where your property is situated.
The process is very easy and instructions can be found here:
www.bath-properties.com/add_help
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Hot Topics
Bank of England leaves base rate unchanged.
Rates were left unchanged again at 0.50% in November, the eighth month in a row, most economists expect the same until at least July 2010. (18/11/2009 This Is Money).
House prices rising.
House price growth is running at boom levels according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors October report. . (13/11/2009 This Is Money).
Lenders ease mortgage rationing.
Lenders have been making it slightly easier for borrowers to take out a mortgage, according to the financial information service Moneyfacts. (02/11/2009 BBC).
Home loans level off lenders say.
The recent rise in mortgage lending to house buyers has levelled off, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) says. (11/11/2009 BBC).
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Latest Rates
Updated: 18th November 2009
| Lender |
Rate |
Change |
| HSBC |
2.74% |
-0.00 |
| Woolwich |
2.77% |
-0.00 |
| Nationwide |
2.78% |
-0.00 |
| ING Direct |
2.79% |
-0.00 |
| First Direct |
2.79% |
-0.00 |
| Natwest |
2.99% |
-0.00 |
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Base Rate Trackers
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