
Show Notes
In this episode, Jono, SJ and Richard consider the state of the property market following the Chancellor’s Spring forecast and the ongoing (at the time of recording) war in the Middle East.
Then the team discusses ‘taking a view’ – what this term means and how it affects the sale process, covering indemnity policies, the most common issues in title that they come across and the significance of ‘stat decs’ or sworn statements of truth.
Also, what does gazumping actually mean? SJ tells us about the biggest gazump she’s encountered and Richard explains what gazundering entails. Plus, why are the filters on property search sites so limited?
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LINKS: Property of the Week:
SJ – Jackson-Stops | 4 bedroom property for sale in Mount Boone Hill, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ6 - Guide price £2,250,000
West Country Wisdom - Favourite walk to a pub:
Richard - Revelstoke Drive & Noss Mayo walk | Devon | National Trust
Property Porn:
The brief: Petrolhead seeks small house with extensive garaging for car collection - max £1.25m
Jono’s choice: 3 bedroom cottage for sale in Donnington Cottage, Chichester, PO20
SJ’s choice: Detached House for sale with 5 bedrooms, Diptford, Totnes | Fine & Country
Here’s the Property Porn brief for Episode 5: As it’s Spring, a property for up to £1m for the keen gardener
And finally, SJ’s running the Leeds marathon 2026. As you’ll hear, her training isn’t going to plan but she does have an impressive stash of Kendal mint cake. Please donate here for motor neuron disease charity 4Ed: https://www.justgiving.com/page/propertyvision-marathonteam Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jono, SJ and Richard offer their views on the viewing: why is it such an important part of the buying and selling process, how do they prepare for one and how have viewings changed over the years?
Jono, SJ and Richard discuss what makes a good estate agent and consider the necessary personality profiles. They ask whether men or women are better at the job and take a look at the gender split within larger agencies.
Jono, SJ and Richard kick off by discussing whether there’s an art to buying the perfect house – or rather, the perfect home. Is it all about location, location, location?
Jono, SJ and Richard offer their advice about the next steps to take if your house sale has fallen through – and they have plenty of (occasionally differing) statistics to share!