pricing your property

before you price your property for sale or lease, consider the following check list.

all areas of the property: do your research, research, research; do NOT undervalue your property.; use the correct money format; always seek proper legal advice from your solicitor before pricing your home

research: research, research, research, check websites, check local real estate agents, ask other local properties how much they are asking. etc; obtain at least 4 real estate agent valuations, if possible in written form.; DO NOT undervalue your property, always ask for a little more (10% more than the valuations ), that way you can come down in price. If you fail to do your research, this could be a very costly mistake that could cost you thousands of dollars in losses; remember when considering the price, to consider all the other fees you may have to pay. for example: stamp duty; do NOT get confused and display your valuation incorrectly on your listing - for example: $400,000.00 vs $4,000,000.00 (thousands vs millions)