Selling a property in probate is challenging due to several factors, not least because there may not be anyone involved who truly has the best interests of the Estate at heart.
At Templeton, we’re here to ensure your those interests are served fully. With our comprehensive property sales service, you can rest assured that you’ll get best value for your property.
Our approach to property sales begins with a meticulously crafted marketing plan. We leave no stone unturned to ensure your property stands out and attracts the right buyers:
We keep a vigilant eye on the market and your property’s performance and update you regularly.
We remain in constant contact with the agent, act on feedback and fine-tune the strategy to achieve your goals.
Ensuring the correct pricing strategy and recommending reductions if needed to drive the best results.
Our expert negotiators work to secure the best price for your property.
We verify buyer qualifications, ensuring they have readily available funds for a swift sale.
We are committed to your success and accountable for results:
If performance concerns arise, we’re not tied to lengthy contracts. We’ll change agents immediately where it’s considered they are not performing.
Once a sale is agreed, we work closely with agents, buyers and solicitors to expedite the process. We ensure critical steps in the conveyancing process are met quickly, addressing any hurdles promptly.
With Templeton, you have a team of experienced property professionals working for you. We’ll navigate the complexities, make informed decisions, and deliver results that exceed your expectations.
How do you choose the best agent to sell the property?
Templeton Probate Services sells hundreds of properties across the UK every year and has established relationships with market-leading agents in every town. Alongside this, we use various market analysis tools to find the best-performing agent for each property. This is especially important for those more unusual properties.
Should we start marketing the property before Probate is granted?
There is an old Estate Agent saying that your first buyer is your best buyer. While that, of course, isn’t always true, it certainly is true that the best period of marketing is when the property first goes to market. As the probate process can sometimes take a while, it’s usually best to wait for the Grant of Probate so that buyers do not lose interest because of any delays.