FAQs

It depends on the home, the street and the moment – which is why we'd rather see it than guess. We'll visit, walk the property ...

Yes. In Scotland, almost every residential property needs a Home Report before it can be marketed. It's made up of three parts: a Single Survey ...

Most homes in Scotland are marketed at "offers over" a set figure, which is usually guided by the Home Report valuation. It's a starting point, ...

When several buyers are interested, we set a closing date. Every interested buyer submits their best offer through their solicitor by a fixed time, and ...

No. You choose the offer that suits you best. Price matters, but so do entry date, conditions, and how secure the buyer's finances and chain ...

Not when an offer is accepted. A sale in Scotland becomes binding when "missives" are concluded – the formal exchange of letters between your solicitor ...

Every home is photographed by our in-house media team – design-led, not snapshots. You'll always get a floor plan and a properly written description that ...

It helps a lot. In Scotland your solicitor handles offers, closing dates and missives, so having one in place from day one avoids delays when ...

For most people, selling first – or at least being on the market – puts you in a stronger position. In a competitive closing date, ...