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Vilesh Rew

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Genuinely interested to know, do any agents actually do their initial appraisal on the basis of price per sq ft/m? I know the average price range for £/sq ft for my area as I have my system calculate it retrospectively after instruction, but don't use that data on valuations unless I'm really stuck for comps on something quirky or very individual and am having to make an "educated guess" on a price. I would then do the maths quickly to double check it falls roughly into the local price band, but I have never, in 32 years, started with the £/Sq ft calculation. Thoughts?

From: Vilesh Rew 05 August 2020 08:51 AM

This article, and some of the comments, suggest people are not reading, or following, their TPO guidelines. Houses should not be sold simply on the basis of a video viewing. They are a great add-on tool and our buyers really like them, but a physical viewing is required to sell a house. Video Tours are certainly not dead, and are a great tool for listing as well as helping buyers decide if they have a strong interest in a property prior to an actual viewing.

From: Vilesh Rew 19 June 2020 08:42 AM

If he has sense, he will make a bet on Wales to win that will cover that cost. Best way to protect himself against loss whilst keeping up the great marketing ploy, surely?

From: Vilesh Rew 05 September 2019 11:26 AM

"...this may apply to existing staff irrespective of their extensive experience." hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha***breath****hahahahahahahaha. So, the 21 year old with an A level in PE is better suited than the company director with 35 years experience in the business.

From: Vilesh Rew 20 August 2019 10:48 AM

SLASHED HIS STAKE? A drop of 5% in the total value or 18% of his total holding. Slashed? Really? Why sensationalise everything, ETA? You're getting very tabloid-esque.

From: Vilesh Rew 06 June 2019 12:49 PM

Tenants DO want longer tenancies, and I always add a clause into agreements to allow a tenant an early get out as long as they pay the re-let fee, and must continue to pay the rent until a new tenant is found. Without exception, tenants comment on this being a good idea.

From: Vilesh Rew 07 February 2017 15:01 PM

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