Too many instructions, not enough hours
When an agent's list gets long, the newest seller tends to get the attention and the rest wait their turn.
Anyone there?
You instructed an agent, signed the paperwork and then... not much. It's one of the most common reasons people call us, and it's a fair reason.
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If this sounds familiar
In the first few weeks there was probably plenty of contact. Photos, the listing, a launch push. Then the updates slowed, the feedback stopped, and now you're the one chasing for news.
It isn't always neglect. Some agents take on more instructions than they can actively work, and yours can quietly end up at the back of the queue. Others simply don't have a plan beyond the portals.
Either way, standing still costs you time, and time costs you money. You're entitled to know exactly what's happening with your sale, and to have someone actively working on it.
Usually it's one of these
None of this reflects on your home. It reflects on how the instruction is being worked.
When an agent's list gets long, the newest seller tends to get the attention and the rest wait their turn.
Photos and a portal listing are the start of a marketing plan, not the whole of it. Without a follow-up push, interest fades fast.
If no one person is responsible for your property, feedback, viewings and enquiries fall between the cracks.
If the honest message involves price or presentation, some agents go quiet rather than have the conversation.
Worth doing either way
A short, firm email usually gets things moving. Ask for these five things.
How many enquiries and viewings so far, how many offers, and what happened with each one.
Every viewer, including the ones who went quiet afterwards.
Specific activity, not 'we'll keep pushing it'.
A name, a direct number, and how often you'll be updated.
Check the notice period and the fees before you decide anything. We'll happily talk you through what it says.
How we'd approach it
We'd start by reviewing where the sale actually stands: the price against completed sales, the presentation, the marketing so far, and the buyers who have already seen it.
Then you get a plan and a named contact, with an agreed rhythm of updates. If the sensible next step is a change of price or a fresh set of photos, we'll say so straight and explain why.
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No surprises
The fee
One fixed seller fee of £1,200 including VAT. Paid on completion. No sale, no fee.
The service
You deal with the same person throughout, on a number that gets answered, with updates that arrive whether or not you ask.
The timescale
We aim to find you a committed buyer within 30 days where the circumstances are right. We'll give you a realistic view at your free consultation.
We are not cash buyers and do not buy property ourselves. We do not guarantee a sale, a completion date or a particular price. Selling timescales and outcomes depend on the property, the market and the buyer.
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Let's talk it through.
Tell us about your property and what you're hoping to achieve. We'll explain how Canny Fast Sale could help you get moving sooner.
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One fixed seller fee of £1,200 including VAT. Paid on completion.No sale, no fee.
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