Think you know how to buy a home based on your experience in the U.S.? Think again. And then think again one more time because buying real estate in the U.K. is nothing like buying a home in America.
First, the U.K. has no centralized MLS-like vehicle to aggregate all available property into a single place. Also, many property brokerages are very specific to an area. It’s not uncommon, therefore, for a buyer to be engaging with several estate agents simultaneously as they seek property. Click and shoe leather are the name of the game.
An alternative is to engage a buyer’s agent, but their payment would come from the buyer, not the seller.
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