Agreeing a Sale and Managing a Chain - Sparks Ellison

Agreeing a Sale and Managing a Chain

With our Sales Progression Manager, Victoria

Meet Victoria. Our Office Manager & Head Of Sales Progression

Victoria has been at Sparks Ellison since 2006 and manages our Sales Progression team. As soon as your sale is agreed and the chain complete, Victoria makes sure that everything is in place and passes it to our Sales Progressor. Constantly partnering you throughout the entire process, knowing the chain and relevant parties involved inside out, our Sales Progression team and Victoria are always there at the end of the phone or by email. Victoria has a weekly meeting with the team to make sure that you’re kept on track and progress is being made.

Receiving an offer and agreeing a sale

Once you’ve received an acceptable offer, and a sale is agreed, the sales process gets underway and you’ll be pleased that you have us on your side. We’ll be with you every step of the way, using our knowledge, experience and skill to guide you and do everything we can to bring your sale to a satisfactory and speedy conclusion.

The best possible buyer

Firstly, we commit to getting you the best possible buyer. Your buyer is a very important person in your property sale. We take great care to ensure that your buyer is in a strong position, is diligent, willing and able to complete the purchase. Our proactive and hands-on service means we’ll talk to everyone involved in the process from solicitors to other agents. We’ll also carry out a scope of the chain, both up and down, and monitor the whole process closely from offer through to completion. Most importantly, we’ll report every development back to you.

Understanding the process and knowing the warning signs

This is where our demonstrable experience comes into play. We really understand the process so instinctively know what should happen in a chain and when. We know if something is taking too long or if there are warning signs that trouble lies ahead. We’ll be with you at every stage of the process.