Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How much does it cost to sell my property through newYonder?.
A. We charge only 1% (+VAT) of the sale price of the property.
See how much you can save with newYonder.
| Example Sale Price |
newYonder 1% |
Commission at 1.5% |
Saving |
Commssion at 1.75% |
Saving |
| £140,000 |
£1,645.00 |
£2467.50 |
£822.50 |
£2878.75 |
£1,233.75 |
| £185,000 |
£2,173.75 |
£3,260.63 |
£1,086.88 |
£3,804.06 |
£1,630.31 |
| £240,000 |
£2,820.00 |
£4,230.00 |
£1,410.00 |
£4,935.00 |
£2,115.00 |
All fees/commissions calculated to include VAT at 17.5%
Other terms and fee structures available on request.
Q. Is this an up front fee?
A. No. Our standard contract is No Sale, No Fee.
Q. Will I get a good service from newYonder?
A. We are a small team that works closely together. Our aim is to provide a fast, friendly and professional service.
Q. Are you a member of any professional associations?
A. We are members of the Estate Agents Ombudsman scheme and the Office of Fair Trading Approved Code.
Q. Do I need a Home Information Pack before I can sell my house?
A. If your property has been on the market since before the Home Information Pack (HIP) Introduction date (1 August 2007 – homes with four or more bedrooms, 10 September 2007 – homes with three bedrooms, 14 December 2007 – homes with two bedrooms or fewer) you will not need a HIP at the moment. If your house is not on the market yet you will need a HIP.
Q. I need a Home Information Pack, can you help?
A. Yes we can, we can arrange a HIP very quickly. We can even arrange a deferred payment package. Please contact us for a price.
Q. I have a HIP can I move from another agent to newYonder?
A. If you have paid for and have ownership of the HIP yes you can still use it. If you have an agreement with the existing agent you must check the contract details. We will be happy to advise you.
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Thursday 4th February 2010
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