Qualified Property Auctioneer

• Taking in property for sale, doing the photography and descriptive narrative.
• Discussing the value, asking price and advertising budget.
• Organising a ‘for sale’ sign and completing the Property Services Agreement.
• Conducting property viewings and taking and dealing with offers.
• On the agreement of the sale doing the Sales Advice Note to the Vendor’s solicitor and collecting the deposit from the purchasers.
• Being available to deal with any issues that may arise between the time that the sale is agreed and the sale is completed.

• Taking in property to let. Doing an inventory of the furniture and effects and setting rent in line with the Rent Pressure Zone.
• Advertising and interviewing potential tenants, getting past landlord and employer’s references. Checking references and discussing with owner as to most desirable tenants.
• Collecting first month’s rent and deposit. Doing up Letting Agreement and having both landlord and tenant/s sign.
• If the Auctioneering firm are handling the management of the letting then any problems that may arise will be dealt with by the agent.

• Property Valuations for private residential and commercial properties. These could include valuations for Fair Deal Scheme, Probate, Insurance and Market Value.

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