Selling in Lower Hutt: straight answers
The questions vendors ask Rupert most, answered plainly. For your own home, the quickest answer is a free appraisal.
What does it cost to sell a house in Lower Hutt?
Selling a house in Lower Hutt usually means three main costs: the agent's commission, the marketing campaign and your lawyer's fees. Commission is paid only when the house sells. Rupert sets out every cost in writing at the appraisal, before you sign anything, so nothing comes as a surprise.
How long does it take to sell a house in Lower Hutt?
Most Lower Hutt sales run in three stages: a week or two getting ready, a marketing campaign of about four weeks, then settlement on a date you agree with the buyer. How long each stage takes depends on the method of sale, the price and how well the home is prepared. Rupert will map out the timing for your home at the appraisal.
Auction, deadline sale or negotiation: which is best in Lower Hutt?
There is no single right method: it depends on your home, the buyers most likely to want it and the market that month. Rupert sells by deadline sale, auction, negotiation and fixed price, and will recommend the one most likely to get several buyers competing for your home.
What is my house worth in Lower Hutt?
Your house is worth what a buyer will pay for it in today's market, and the most reliable guide to that is what similar homes nearby have sold for recently. A free appraisal from Rupert gives you a written price range backed by those sales, with no obligation to sell.