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Traditional Estate Agents vs Low Cost Fixed Fee Estate Agents

September 2nd, 2008 | Barnsley, South Yorkshire, U.K

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If a low cost fixed fee agent offered to sell your £300.000 detached bungalow in Barnsley for a fixed fee of £995 and a traditional high street estate agent said he’d sell the same property for 1% = £3.000 which one would you instruct to sell your house, if they both promised you the same service?

Do you think traditional high street estate agents should be doing more to help home owners in the current market?

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