Why Change to Gibson Honey?

Why Change to Gibson Honey?

You may have been marketing your property for longer than you first thought and if you still have not secured the right tenant, maybe it is time to consider changing to Gibson Honey….

 
Is your agent as enthusiastic as the first day you instructed them, or do you get the feeling they have lost interest and are now concentrating on their latest instructions?

Do you receive regular feedback on your viewings and property performance, or do you have to chase them?

Did they take the time to learn all the benefits of your property at the very beginning? Are the members of staff accompanying the viewings fully informed and therefore able to promote the unique features of your property?

Do you feel your property is becoming stale?

You may be aware that when properties are on the market for any length of time, they tend to attract a decreasing number of enquiries. This could be because there are a lack of tenants on your agent's database that don't already know about your property. Or it could be the fact, that through no fault of their own, your agent has simply lost interest in your home.

If the above sounds familiar, then this could be a sign that a new approach is needed. Instructing a new agent will effectively re launch your property to the market, attract new tenants and open up new opportunities that may not have previously been explored.

Please do get in contact us to see how we can help.  

01895 625999 - lettings@gibsonhoney.co.uk


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