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What to look for when picking a property agency

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When it comes to buying a brand new property, listing your home or seeking the perfect new area to relocate to, your property agency matters the most. Enlisting the help and advice of seasoned professionals will go a long way in ensuring you gain all the benefits without any of the stress. 
 
Welcome the additional services and use them to your advantage
 
REALGLEN Properties has curated a tailor-made solution to cater to all your property needs and challenges. Our team of property practitioners are well versed in the top areas to invest in around the country, focusing on the profitable region of Gauteng. With our in-depth analysis of some of the best suburbs, business parks, and vacant land available, you are positioned to make an informed decision. Whether you are looking for a quiet town to raise a family in or a fast-paced city lifestyle to grow your career, we can help. And if you're a real estate investor, your hard-earned money will go into a sustainable, growth-oriented business in the form of commercial, industrial or mixed-use property and land. 
 
Work with approved agencies 
 
It's important to check that the property management company you choose is registered to provide real estate services, is licensed and authorised with the proper authorities. This is compulsory and should never be taken for granted, especially with rising fraud levels in the property market. REALGLEN Properties is registered with the Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa, the TPN Credit Bureau and the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority. All clients can rest assured they will receive world-class assistance in all their property matters. 
 
Finding the right fit for your requirements 
 
Every real estate agency specialises in buying and selling. What you need to look out for when entrusting your property needs to a specific agency is the level of service being extended to you. Selling your home is a personal project that involves lots of planning, maintenance work and positioning your home to be as enticing as possible for sale. The right property practitioner will know how to play to your home's strengths when listing and photographing for advertising purposes. They can also guide you on the best practices for staging your home for sale on show days. 
 
When preparing to buy a property, you need to outline your budget, list of non-negotiables, preferred areas and be transparent with your property practitioner about realistic expectations when it comes to timelines. Transfer of properties, title deeds, zoning laws and more could affect the outcome of when a property is officially yours and your agent should be able to provide you with an accurate timeframe of this. 
 
Be practical with surveying the agency's current marketing strategies
 
The best way to gauge if a property agency or team of real estate experts will be on your wavelength is to look at their current website and marketing material. An agency that keeps tabs on trending topics in real estate, inflation rates, interior tips and more will be more likely to provide customised advice. It is an indication of an agency that aligns itself with the times and shares valuable insights into everything that property management encompasses. 
 
REALGLEN Properties has a wealth of experience in delivering the best property results to all our clients. We prioritise the journey of helping you buy, sell or rent a property with all the odds and ends thrown in. 
 
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Published 13 Nov 2023 / Views -
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