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Amazing customer service, especially Melissa who has helped us from the start, very professional but also very helpful! She's been very kind, supportive, and also super friendly!! I am very happy with the service gained. Thank you for the time received! Would recommend 100%!...
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Why do Haart Estate Agents OVER VALUE Properties ? I will tell you why, the negotiators get paid commission on every instruction they take on. I had a valuation done recently in Wembley and where all agents quoted a price of around £350k, Haart quoted £400k.
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The other reason why Haart overvalue properties is because they fix their fee on the valuation price and not the eventual sale price. This encourages them to overvalue the property to secure the contract and then allows them to reduce the value later to complete the sale. It is only when you get your final bill that you realise that the fee is fixed, but as they convert the % into a fixed fee at the start you don't realise that you are getting ripped off. I am surprised that there are not mor ...
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Kindly note that legally, letting agents need to publish information about their tenancy fees, government-approved redress schemes and client money protection schemes on their website and on third party websites (on which agents are listed). For properties to lease/rent in England, agents need to keep this information up to date and precise on allAgents or specify within the property description.
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