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Keep strictly to the facts when writing your property details. If you make representations that a buyer relies upon when deciding to purchase, you could be sued under the Misrepresentation Act 1967 — even if the inaccuracy was unintentional.
If you include room measurements, always measure to the minimum usable dimensions — not the maximum. If you include photographs, they must represent the true nature of the property and its surroundings — do not digitally alter, filter, or selectively crop images to hide detrimental features. If you are asked a direct question about a fact you know about — such as defects, disputes, planning applications, noise, or flooding history — you must answer truthfully. Omitting or concealing known material facts can be treated as misrepresentation.
A valid energy certificate is a legal requirement before marketing a property for sale anywhere in the UK. The rules differ depending on where your property is located. Please confirm your status before your listing goes live.
🏴🏴 England, Wales & Northern Ireland
It is a legal requirement under the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations 2012 to commission an EPC before marketing a property for sale. Failure to do so can result in a fine of up to £500. An EPC typically costs £60–£120 and takes around an hour. The certificate is valid for 10 years.
👉 To find an accredited EPC assessor near you: Search for EPC Providers in your area or visit epcregister.com to check if your property already has a valid certificate on record.
🏴 Scotland
In Scotland, you must obtain a Home Report before marketing your property. This includes an EPC, a single survey, and a property questionnaire. A Home Report typically costs £500–£1,000+ depending on property value.
👉 To find a surveyor: Search for RICS Surveyors in your local area.
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Before you start viewing properties or making offers, you need to understand your buyer position. Your position tells the seller how ready you are to proceed — and sellers take proceedable buyers far more seriously.
Sellers may still accept your offer, but you're a higher risk of the sale falling through. Focus on getting your own property sold first.
The first job for any buyer is to understand what price range you can buy at.
Cash buyers: This is fairly straightforward — you know what you have available.
Mortgage buyers: Your first task is to speak to a mortgage advisor to find out how much you can borrow. Getting a Mortgage Agreement in Principle (AIP) shows sellers you're serious and gives you a clear budget. Most estate agents and sellers will want to see this before accepting an offer.
🦉 Twoo Tip: This is also a good time to start getting removal quotes. Companies get booked up, especially during busy periods (spring and summer). Getting quotes early means you're ready to move when the time comes.
When you find a property you're interested in, make a viewing request through the portal. Include some dates and times you're available and wait for the owner to get back to you with an invitation.
Offers can be made directly through the TWOO portal. Find the property, click through to the full listing page, and use the Make an Offer button. You'll select your buyer position from the dropdown list so the seller knows exactly where you stand.
If the seller has given you permission to contact them by phone, you can also discuss your offer directly — but always follow up with a formal offer through the portal so there's a clear record.
🏴 Scotland: If making an offer on a property in Scotland, this should be done not through the portal but via your solicitor. Give your conveyancing solicitor the property details or web link and the seller's solicitor (enquire with the seller for this) and they will guide you through the offer process.
Congratulations — you've agreed a sale with the vendor! Here's what happens next:
Immediately: Let your mortgage advisor know (if applicable) and instruct your solicitor / conveyancer. The clock is now ticking.
It is strongly advised that you make a fortnightly call to your solicitor for a progress update. Don't wait for them to call you — be proactive. Here's what you'll be chasing:
As a buyer, you can choose the level of survey you'd like. There are three types:
Basic assessment for your mortgage lender. Confirms the property is worth what you're paying. Included with most mortgages.
More detailed. Flags any visible defects, damp, subsidence. Recommended for most purchases. Popular with cash buyers via a RICS surveyor.
The most comprehensive survey. Best for older properties, unusual construction, or major renovations.
🏴 Scotland: Things work a little differently. In Scotland, the survey (a Home Report) is carried out before marketing by the seller. The Scottish system also differs from England, Wales and Northern Ireland in other ways — seek legal advice specific to the Scottish system.
Applies to England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Exchange of Contracts is the point when the sale becomes legally binding. Before exchange, either party can walk away without legal consequences (though there may be wasted costs). After exchange:
The date you get the keys is agreed and locked in.
Withdrawing after exchange has serious financial consequences.
Now is the time to confirm your removal company for completion day.
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Many agents value on gut feeling or by glancing at what is currently on the market. The professional way — the way the best agents actually do it — is through comparable evidence. This is not complicated, but it requires a little research. Here is exactly how to do it.
The prices you see listed on Rightmove or Zoopla are asking prices — they are what sellers want, not what buyers paid. Properties with sold boards tell you nothing useful either, because the actual completed price is not public until Land Registry updates its records, which typically takes two to three months after completion.
What you want is actual completed sold prices — what a real buyer handed over for a property like yours. You can find these two ways:
The ideal comparable is a property of the same type, same number of bedrooms, in the same road — sold within the last six to twelve months. Work outward if you need to:
💡 Aim for at least three comparables — ideally five. One data point is anecdote. Five is evidence. Average them out and you have your baseline value.
Sold data is inevitably a few months old. A property that took three months to sell and then took three months to complete means that sold price could reflect the market as it was five or six months ago. You need to calibrate your comparable against what the market is doing right now:
Properties sitting on the market. Lots of competition. Price reductions visible. In this case your comparable price may be slightly above what the market will pay today. Price at or slightly below the competition — stale listings put buyers off.
Properties selling quickly, often above asking price. Low stock. In this case your five-month-old comparable may be below today's value — consider adding 3–5% to reflect the rising market.
You can always walk into a local estate agent and ask how the market is. Most will give you a genuine picture of demand, time on market, and what is selling — this is free market intelligence. However, keep one thing very firmly in mind:
⚠️ Be warned — most agents will say whatever it takes to get your property on their books. Overvaluing is the oldest trick in the industry. An agent who tells you your house is worth £350,000 when comparables suggest £310,000 is not doing you a favour — they are buying your instruction. Three months later they will ask you to reduce. Always go back to the comparable evidence as your anchor.
Step 1 — Find 3–5 completed sold prices for similar properties nearby on Rightmove Sold Prices or Land Registry.
Step 2 — Average them to get your baseline comparable.
Step 3 — Adjust ±3–5% depending on whether the market is moving up, flat or down right now.
Step 4 — Cross-check against current listings — do not price above comparable competition unless your property is genuinely superior.
Result — A defensible, evidence-based asking price that serious buyers will respect.
Before you start, gather these essentials. You probably have most of them already!
The external front photo is your listing thumbnail — the very first thing buyers see. It matters enormously, so choose a good day for it.
Stand at the front and look at your home. Jot down which of these applies:
Also note from the front: Is there a front garden? What parking is available — road parking, a driveway for one or two cars, a carport (a lean-to roof over the drive), a single garage (does it actually fit an average modern car?), or a double garage?
Here is an example property description. You will need to adjust and expand it accordingly to suit your own property. Notice how it covers location benefits, nearby amenities, internal layout highlights, external features, and recent improvements — all factual and without exaggeration.
Situated in the highly sought after area of Shide, Newport, this well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached family home offers comfortable living accommodation together with convenient access to local amenities, countryside walks and cycle routes.
Shide is a sought-after residential location on the southern edge of Newport, well placed for access to the town centre while also being close to open countryside. The property is within easy reach of a range of everyday amenities including supermarkets, convenience stores, healthcare services and leisure facilities in Newport. A selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools are also accessible within the wider Newport area. The location further benefits from nearby national cycle routes and walking trails, providing attractive outdoor recreation opportunities and connections across the Island.
Internally, the property offers a practical layout suited to modern living. The accommodation includes an entrance hall with telephone point and Isle of Wight cable broadband connection, leading through to the main living areas. The home benefits from double glazing and gas central heating via a combi boiler. To the rear of the property is a conservatory, providing additional living space with views over the garden.
Externally, the property features front and rear gardens, along with driveway parking and the added benefit of a Zappi electric vehicle charger, supporting convenient home EV charging.
The property also benefits from a replacement roof installed in December 2022 (membrane and slates), with the Roofing Guarantee Certificate in Photos for reference.
Overall, this property presents an appealing opportunity for buyers seeking a well-located home within easy reach of Newport's amenities while enjoying the benefits of nearby countryside and cycle networks.
Begin at the main entrance and work through the property logically. Note for each room: the room name, measurements, what you can see from the windows (aspect), and key features. A buyer should be able to picture the room from your description alone.
If a room is open to another (i.e. open plan), use Area rather than Room in your naming — for example, a dining space open to a kitchen would be described as Dining Area and Kitchen Area.
Always measure the minimum usable space — not the maximum. This protects you legally under the Misrepresentation Act.
For example: If a room has a large bay window, do not measure into the bay — measure the main room only. If there are alcove recesses either side of a chimney breast, do not measure into them. Buyers will discover the full space on viewing — quoting the minimum is the safe and honest approach.
Note whether there is an entrance porch (is it double-glazed, open, or enclosed?). Does a double-glazed front door lead directly into an entrance hallway? Are there doors leading off the hallway to other rooms? Is there a staircase, and if so does it have a handrail, is it carpeted? Note the flooring — carpet, wood, tiles?
Double glazed bay window to front aspect overlooking front garden. Radiator. TV point. Telephone point. Living flame gas fire. Coved ceiling.
Double glazed window and double glazed bi-fold doors to rear aspect overlooking south-facing garden. Range of fitted wall and base units with work surface over. Integrated oven and hob. Space for fridge-freezer. Tiled splashback. Underfloor heating. Ceramic tiled floor.
Double glazed window to rear aspect. Range of fitted wardrobes to one wall. Radiator. Carpeted. Door to En-Suite.
Obscure/frosted double glazed window to rear. Bath with shower mixer taps and shower over with shower screen. Close coupled WC. Hand wash basin. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls and floor.
After rooms, describe the rear garden — approximate size, aspect (North/South/East/West facing — buyers love south-facing gardens), whether it is lawned, paved, has a patio, decking, or mature planting. Note any outbuildings, sheds or summer houses. Then describe the front — lawn, pathway, boundary (wall, fence, hedge?). Finally note any other information a buyer would want to know — is the property sold with a right of way, shared access, is there a loft (is it boarded, with a ladder?).
A For Sale board is one of the simplest and most effective marketing tools available to you. It works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — silently advertising your home to everyone who walks or drives past. Passing traffic and local footfall are a genuinely significant source of buyers, particularly people who already love the street or area and are waiting for the right home to come up.
In My Property, you will notice a Board Code in the top right of the screen. This is a short, unique code assigned to your property listing.
Place this code on your For Sale Board in the area provided. When a passer-by sees your board, they can visit our QR code website and enter the code — and it will take them directly to your property details, photos, and contact options. Instant, effortless, no agent required.
💡 Top tip: Find your Board Code under My Property — it's displayed in the top right corner of your property dashboard.
Our branded For Sale boards are available to purchase. Once you have yours, grab a thick marker pen, write your Board Code clearly on it, and put it up — your 24/7 salesperson is ready to go.
With your notes and photos in hand, go to My Property in the left menu. Upload your main photo, fill in the property details, add each room with its measurements, and hit Publish. Your listing goes live immediately.
You are the best person to show your home — you know it inside out, the neighbours, the schools, the commute, the quirks. An estate agent has visited once. You have lived it. Use that advantage.
Receiving an offer is exciting — but do not rush. Take time to consider all the factors. Remember, nothing is legally binding until exchange of contracts, so both parties can still walk away before then.
A property chain is a sequence of linked sales — your buyer may be selling their own home to fund their purchase of yours, and their buyer may be doing the same. The chain can be as short as two links or as long as six or seven. Every link in the chain must be ready before anyone can complete.
The longer the chain, the greater the risk of a breakdown. A single buyer pulling out anywhere in the chain can collapse the entire thing. This is why a chain-free buyer — a first-time buyer or cash buyer with nothing to sell — is so attractive, even at a slightly lower price. Keep in regular contact with your solicitor who should be monitoring the chain on your behalf.
This is something every professional estate agent does as a matter of routine — and so should you. Here is exactly how:
⚠️ Bear this in mind: The longer the chain, the greater the statistical chance of the sale falling through before completion. A chain of six properties has far more that can go wrong than a chain of two. Use this information to weigh up whether to accept the offer, or hold out for another buyer — the risk of which could be that this could take many months or you risk the market conditions changing.
"Sale Agreed" means you have accepted an offer and both sides are proceeding. It is a significant milestone — but it is not the finish line. Statistically, around 30% of agreed sales fall through before exchange, so it is important to keep things moving and stay vigilant.
Given that roughly 1 in 3 sales fall through, it is well worth considering a conveyancing solicitor who works on a No Sale, No Fee basis. This means that if your sale collapses before exchange, you will not be left with a large legal bill for work that came to nothing. Standard solicitors charge regardless of outcome — often £800–£1,500 — so a No Sale, No Fee arrangement offers real peace of mind.
🦉 TWOO Recommended Conveyancers — We are building a panel of vetted No Sale, No Fee conveyancers that we can recommend to our sellers. TWOO receives a referral commission directly from the conveyancer — you pay nothing extra and the conveyancer's fee remains competitive. We will only recommend firms we are satisfied offer a genuine, quality service.
Once Sale Agreed, the process can feel like it has gone quiet — weeks can pass with little visible progress. This is normal, but it does not mean nothing is happening. Proactive chasing is one of the most valuable things an estate agent does — and now that is your job too. Do not be afraid to chase.
The average time from Sale Agreed to Exchange in England is 12–16 weeks. Leasehold properties, long chains, and searches in slow local authorities can all add time. Do not panic if it takes longer — keep chasing and keep communication open. The finish line is Exchange of Contracts, after which both parties are legally committed and completion is a formality.
🦉 Twoo Tip: Use the Exchange of Contracts and Completion tabs in your dashboard for detailed guidance on what happens in the final stages of your sale.
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Your personal details are kept private. Buyers only see your property — not your contact info.
Your phone number and email address are never shown publicly. All buyer enquiries go through our secure on-platform messaging system — similar to how AutoTrader protects car sellers. You control if and when to share direct contact details.
This is the address where your solicitor and other parties will send post related to your sale. It is never shown publicly on TWOO.
Upload additional photos of your property — interiors, exteriors, garden, and more. Your main listing photo is set in My Property. These photos appear in the carousel on your full listing page.
💡 Tip: Give each photo a name so buyers know what they're looking at — e.g. Lounge, Kitchen, Bedroom 1, Garden. Max 10MB per photo. JPG or PNG.
All messages are received through our secure platform. Your contact details remain private until you choose to share them.
Buyers agree to our terms before messaging. They cannot see your phone or email. You can respond, block, or report any buyer instantly. This prevents cold calls, spam, and estate agents fishing for listings.
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💡 Tip: You're not legally bound to sell to the highest offer. Consider the buyer's chain situation, readiness, and financing before deciding.
What makes a good offer? Price matters, but it's not the only thing. A buyer with no chain, a mortgage already agreed in principle, and a solicitor ready to go is often worth accepting at a slightly lower price than a higher offer with complications.
Can I accept multiple offers? You can invite best and final offers from multiple interested parties, but once you formally accept and solicitors are instructed, you should stick to it — "gazumping" is legal but damages trust.
Nothing is legally binding until exchange of contracts. That's when the deposit (usually 10%) is paid and you're both committed.
Once you accept: Instruct your solicitor immediately and let us know so we can update your listing status.
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How buyers are finding and engaging with your property.
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💡 Tip: If you're getting lots of impressions but few detail views, your main photo and title may need refreshing. Check the Agent in Training photos guide for tips.
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Tick this box when you have accepted an offer and the sale is proceeding. Your listing will remain visible on the website but will be clearly marked as SSTC. You can untick this at any time if the sale falls through.
Sometimes Exchange and Completion (moving out day!) have to happen simultaneously — for example, when the buyer has a 95%+ mortgage and is unable to put down a deposit at exchange. You will need to speak to your conveyancing solicitor about this ahead of time, as this scenario doesn't leave any concrete time of legal commitment to book removals, and it may be that they will have to be very flexible as completion day arrives.
You'll need a conveyancing solicitor or licensed conveyancer to handle the legal side of selling your property. Around 1 in 3 property sales fall through, so we strongly recommend choosing a No Sale No Fee conveyancer — if the sale doesn't complete, you don't pay legal fees.
Request a free, no obligation quote for No Sale No Fee conveyancing through TWOO. Just send us a quick message and we'll connect you with a trusted provider.
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This is the point of no return — the legally binding moment. Here's everything you need to know.
Sometimes Exchange and Completion (moving out day!) have to happen simultaneously — for example, when the buyer has a 95%+ mortgage and is unable to put down a deposit at exchange. You will need to speak to your conveyancing solicitor about this ahead of time, as this scenario doesn't leave any concrete time of legal commitment to book removals, and it may be that they will have to be very flexible as completion day arrives.
Exchange of contracts is the legal milestone that makes the sale binding for both parties. Before this point, either side can walk away (though it's bad form and may cause cost). After exchange, pulling out has serious financial consequences for the buyer — and potentially for you too.
The finish line. Here's what to expect on the big day.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Always confirm completion with your solicitor/conveyancer before releasing keys to your property.
Completion is the final step — the moment ownership transfers to the buyer and you receive your money. 🎊
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