It’s a close run thing. I think the latter have the edge. At least it’s easy to get rid of the former. We occasionally need the latter.
Thing is, home is where people make their lives. They enjoy time with friends, make memories, have relationships, maybe start families, etc. It should be a refuge, a place of comfort and security. But for most agents it’s just something to be bought, sold and profited from, like stocks n shares. Never mind the human side, just think of the £££, and to get a sale aim to appeal to people’s base instincts like status and greed.
They don’t even need any qualifications except to be dishonest, souless and happy to cold call or push leaflets through your door which basically say ‘Give us your house, we want to make cash out of it’. Sure, there are exceptions, but very few. Just read their reviews. All either fake 5* or 1* complaints about poor service. Sez it all.
