
The Cardiff property market can move fast, and when it does, sellers sometimes find themselves in an enviable (but slightly stressful!) position: multiple offers on the table. So… how do you choose?
It’s rarely as simple as going with the highest bidder. Here’s how we help our Cardiff home sellers weigh up what really matters when picking the right buyer...
It might sound a bit fluffy, but we think it’s worth noting: sometimes a buyer who genuinely loves your home and has a personal connection to it is more likely to stick with the process, even when the inevitable hiccups arise. So if someone tells us they’ve always dreamed of living in a certain part of Cardiff or are excited to raise their family in a home like yours, we take that enthusiasm seriously. It often translates to a smoother, more committed buyer.
This is where we come in. We’ll help you weigh everything up (price, position, conditions, and timing) and give you clear, honest advice so you can feel confident in your choice. We’re not here to push you in one direction; we’re here to make sure you’ve got all the facts to make a confident decision.
If you’ve got two or more strong offers, you may want to go back to each buyer with a counter, whether that’s a slightly higher price or fewer conditions. We’ll guide you through this carefully to make sure everything remains fair and professional.
At the end of the day, you want the best deal, but also the right fit. You’ve put love, time and care into your home and it deserves a buyer who values it just as much as you have. So once you've weighed up all the financial and non-financial factors, listen to your gut. If something feels off, it probably is. And if it feels right, that’s often your answer.
With our experience, local insight and a boutique-style approach to selling, CPS Homes will guide you every step of the way. Give Nathan and Sian a call on 02920 454555 or pop into one of our Cardiff branches - we’d love to chat about your next move!
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