Is YOPA still in business?

“Yopa is a young business that has grown very quickly to become one of the largest estate agents in the country. “Nevertheless, it remains business as usual for most of our teams, and our customers will not be affected. We expect to have a similar average headcount in 2019 as we had in 2018.

Is YOPA an online estate agent?

Launched as recently as 2016, Yopa is an online real estate platform that aims to make the home selling process simple and cost-effective. By reducing the fees that you would typically pay a traditional listing agent, the platform’s main selling point is that it will save you money.

How do I contact YOPA?

Contact us. 0333 305 0202. Message us.
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How do I make an offer on YOPA?

How do I make an offer? You can submit offers to the seller and their Local Yopa Agent from your Yopahub account. Once a sale is agreed, your solicitor will need to submit a formal offer in writing to the seller and their solicitor. For more details, please ask the Local Yopa Agent or give our team a call.

Can I get my money back from YOPA?

Your right to cancel At the time your Property is listed by Yopa it will be deemed that we have provided the Marketing services to you and you will no longer be entitled to a refund of the Yopa Fee.

What does YOPA stand for?

YOPA

Acronym	Definition
YOPA	Your Own Personal Assistant (UK)
YOPA	Young Onset Parkinson’s Association
YOPA	Year of Planned Action (est. 1947; Junior Chamber International; Pennsylvania)

Is YOPA the same as purple bricks?

They both cost around the same, with Yopa being only marginally cheaper, and they both charge £300 for unlimited hosted viewings. However, where they differ is that Purplebricks will force you to use their conveyancing partners if you choose their buy now, pay later option, whereas Yopa will not.

Do I have to use YOPA solicitors?

Legally, you don’t have to use a conveyancer or a solicitor to transfer property. That being said, not using legal representation will severely limit your move unless you have documented training in land transfers and the process surrounding it.

Should we offer asking price?

Many people put their first offer in at 5% to 10% below the asking price as a lot of sellers will price their houses above the actual valuation, to make room for negotiations. Don’t go in too low or too high for your opening bid. If you make an offer that’s way below the asking price, you won’t be taken seriously.

What is guide price?

A guide price is usually the minimum amount a seller wants for their house. It’s how much the owner thinks their property is worth.

Why you shouldn’t use Purplebricks?

Purple Bricks will only advertise your property for 12 months, so if your property hasn’t sold by this time you will face another fee if you were to continue marketing your property with Purple Bricks. All this is conveniently hidden away in the small print and again is not how “proper Estate Agents” operate.

Do you have to use YOPA solicitors?