Property Solutions to Sell Your House Fast For Market Value
East-facing houses benefit from west-facing gardens, and if you love sunlight you will love how much sun you get in the afternoon and into the evening. But the downside of an east-facing house is how hot the back garden will get in the summer, which some will argue is too hot.
The pros of living next to a cornfield include more space and privacy with cleaner air, and where you’ll enjoy less noise and exhaust pollution from traffic. Whereas the cons of living next to a cornfield include risks of pesticide drift and associated health problems plus living with more rodents.
If your offer is accepted by a seller who is still looking for their next property, you are better to wait until they find somewhere before you start the buying process and incurring costs. There’s a risk the sellers don’t find a place to buy and you could be left high and dry and be out of pocket.
If your offer is accepted on a house but it is still on market, be firm with the estate agent selling the house by telling them you will not proceed to arrange a survey, process your mortgage arrangements nor start the legal conveyancing until such time as the house is changed to “under offer”.
West-facing houses benefit from cooler east-facing gardens, which is good if you have kids who want to play in a shady garden. But if you love sunlight you may not like the shady back garden, as the sun will be at the front of the house in the daytime and evening.
The main pros of living next to a park include enjoying the open green space, which research has shown increases happiness and wellbeing. Living next to a park reduces stress and offers a great place to walk your dog and go for walks and is a great place for kids to play.
