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Buyers are calling out estate agents’ bluffing tactics. If your agent is playing games with offers, you might be losing trust — and your best buyer.
Buyers are calling out estate agents’ bluffing tactics. If your agent is playing games with offers, you might be losing trust — and your best buyer.
This blog isn’t about cheeky buyers. It’s about the agents who cave to them, play both sides, and leave you thousands out of pocket. If your property’s on the market and the offers don’t add up — read this before you lose even more ground.
If nothing like your home has sold under £375k, why list at £430k? This is how agents talk you into a fantasy and why sellers end up stuck, slashing prices, or settling for far less than their home is worth.
Most buyers think they’re just making an offer. They’re not. They’re placing a bet — and most lose before they’ve even played the hand. If you’re serious about buying smart (not scared), this brutally honest guide cuts through the noise
The longer a home sits on the market, the more frustrated everyone gets. But don’t assume that means the seller’s desperate — or that you’ll automatically get a deal. Here’s how to offer smart, not low, and actually get accepted.
Down-valued by £30,000? Here’s the truth: you didn’t mess up — your agent did. Here’s what to do next when your lender calls BS on the price.
Locked into a long contract and your home isn’t selling? You’re not alone. Discover why zero-week contracts put control back in your hands—and expose underperforming agents.
Not all upgrades pay off. This post exposes why that £140k extension might only add £100k of value—or less. Read this before you commit to big renovations.
No viewings, poor service, and stuck in a contract? Learn which estate agent models to avoid—and how to choose the right one for your sale.
Been on the market for weeks with no offers? Even after a price reduction? You’re not alone. Find out why buyers lose trust — and exactly how to fix your sale before it’s too late.
Got a garage conversion that’s signed off — but the extension it sits in isn’t? This hidden issue can tank your sale, spook your buyer, or stall a mortgage. I break down what it means, why it matters, and exactly what sellers, buyers, and agents should do about it
Got a dormer loft but no paperwork? No building regs, no completion cert = no legal bedroom. Buyers get nervous. Lenders pull out. Deals fall apart. Indemnity insurance might patch it, but it won’t fix it. Know the risks. Price it right. Or prepare for pain.