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NEVER EVER pay your estate agency selling fee up-front


PRINT ADVERTISING STILL WORKS! What is the difference


between a FULL SERVICE, HIGH STREET ESTATE AGENT and all the rest?


PHYSICAL HIGH STREET OFFICE: Convenient location for meetings and a fixed point for contact. As


part of the community hub, passers-by (i.e. potential purchasers of your home) can drop in at any time and discuss your property. High profile shop window displays fronting onto busy streets advertise your property 24/7 to a vast and ever-changing audience.


PEOPLE: The most important aspect of estate agency. Multiple members of staff are on hand to deal with remote call centres here taking an eternity to locate your details. No


your every query at a time to suit you. Staff that are always happy and available to conduct viewings. No lone individuals working out of their


spare bedroom here or anyone attempting to run an agency out of their car. Who fills in when these agents are ill or on holiday? Are they up to the task of selling YOUR home?


INTERNET: ALL estate agents are online. All FSHS Estate Agents subscribe to the main portals and invest


PRESS ADVERTISING: The YPG


property advertising;


heavily in their own web sites which are very often incredibly useful and informative. FSHS Estate Agents subscribe to the county’s leading printed publication for


. If your home is not in this quality title, you are missing out on opportunities to sell. The readership consists of heavily motivated house-hunters and qualified purchasers. PUT ALL THESE FOUR TOGETHER AND YOU HAVE A:


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