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Hello Richard, Once a client accepts an offer based on the agreed terms this is confirmed in writing with a Memorandum of Sale (for England and Wales Only). This is a very simple non-binding agreement which is forwarded to both conveyancing solicitors, so as with any sale this is a non-binding agreement which has been agreed by the two parties after viewing the property. We do not suggest nor recommend the property is sold without the involvement of a Solicitor so the process remains the same, other than the client taking full control over the selling processes up-to the memorandum of sale. The clients property page and free For Sale or To Let board are tools to be used by the client to encourage viewings, then negotiations will begin if there is a level of interest by both parties so the status quo remains the same. Kind regards, Paul

From: Paul Telford 10 November 2017 13:26 PM

Hello Simon, There will always be a market for estate agents who offer a superior level of service and value for money to their clients, those who focus on contractual obligations and then legal enforcement to generate their income will fall by the wayside. So yes we have very little contempt for those estate agents who rely on legal enforcement but have the highest admiration for those who "do as they say" and meet their clients expectations. Kind regards, Paul

From: Paul Telford 10 November 2017 13:24 PM

Thank you James, That was a test property so i've just removed it from the site. Kind regards, Paul

From: Paul Telford 10 November 2017 12:47 PM

Hello James, Thank you for your comments, we launched the concept this week so hopefully the demand will increase over time, the very best we can do is offer our services and let the customer decide, the OkayLah.co.uk business model is based on the proposals set out in 2012 with the deregulation of the sector which was introduced to encourage technology businesses to offer their services with a view of increasing competition, lowering the cost to the consumer, improving the level of service whilst stimulating the market. We should always embrace new innovate businesses, its how we evolve focused on the customers needs and currently there are many new and exciting concepts approaching the market, many will fail and only a small number will succeed, those who succeed are those who appeal to the customers needs, desires and expectations. I would be interested to receive further information regarding your comment "and the text set up is wrong on the further information" My email address is pt@OkayLah.co.uk. Kind regards, Paul

From: Paul Telford 10 November 2017 12:12 PM

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