If you are looking for a property then you must read this...

If you are looking for a property then you must read this...

How often do we hear "I will keep my eye on Rightmove" from clients who later complain that they were never told about that bargain property which didn't land on the property portals because it was sold to quickly to buyers who registered their home buying requirements directly with our offices.

The 'mailing list experience' of today is altogether a different beast than yesteryear, no longer can you expect a hundred phone calls from the agent asking if you are still looking to buy, the postman doesn't need to buy a bigger postbag because the Amazon rain forest isn't going to drop through the door every morning and modern technology means that in practice at least, you will only receive properties within the budget you have already advised.

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