About Simon Taylor

With 20 years of property experience, I think it is fair to say that I am now an accomplished and experienced estate agent. Before opening my own independent estate agent, I spent five years building the East London Team for Purple Bricks from zero to the largest agent in the area by market share. Now that I am self-employed, I can offer sellers and buyers in East Ham my first-class service that delivers honest advice and knowledge of the local property market - key to helping my clients achieve the best asking price and selling their East Ham property first.

Are You Looking to Sell Your East Ham Home Fast?

Selling a home can be stressful, but if you are to sell your East Ham property fast, it can be even more nerve-wracking. Whether you need to sell quickly for a new job, for financial reasons or because of a personal situation, there are a few tactics you can use to increase your home's marketability. Here are my tips on how to sell your property in the quickest time possible. As always, contact me for further tips or to book a market appraisal.  

Choose your East Ham Estate agents wisely:

When you see a home that's been sitting on the market for a while and has some obvious detractors, like Christmas lights still hanging up in March or an unkempt lawn, your first thought should always be that the agent marketing the property is not doing their job correctly.  

Get on the market at the right time:

The housing market usually has a pattern throughout the year, but there are always slight hurdles that tend to affect the market. So it is important that you put your property on the market at the right time to get the maximum amount of interest and viewings for your home. To achieve this, you need to ensure the estate agents you decide to work with have an accurate understanding of the East Ham property market.   

Set your East Ham Property apart:

Make sure all potential buyers who come through your house are made to feel warm and welcome, so for every viewing that comes through, they get to feel welcome, even though you are now there.