[b][BECKENHAM, JANUARY 06, 2015]—House Tree,[/b] one of the leading estate firms in England, now offers sellers packs for free. These packs are designed to help property sellers market their assets properly. The offering of these kits is in line with the company’s commitment to educate people about the ins and outs of the real estate market.

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House Tree understands the difficulties that come with moving house or selling a property. This is especially true for first-time sellers who are yet to know the ins and outs of the real estate market. With these challenges, House Tree commits itself to helping property sellers by providing them with free sellers pack.

The free home sellers pack contains everything the sellers need to know about marketing the property. It contains checklists, comparative analyses about certain pros and cons and other things that property owners should consider heavily before opening a deal.

Interested parties will only have to visit the company’s website and fill out a form to receive the pack.

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As House Tree is committed to educating property sellers and buyers about the ins and outs of the industry, it sets up pages and sets of links that can be used by their clients. These resources include blog pages, downloadable guides from the government and external links that take clients to other resources.

[b]About House Tree[/b]

House Tree is one of the most trusted companies of estate agents in England. The company prides itself in its ability to offer estate services that use both traditional and modern techniques. The utilisation of this technique has helped them build a reputation for being an effective estate company. House Tree has a team of experienced assessors and negotiators that can help clients obtain the best price for their properties. It has also developed its own technology called Rapsidell to ensure maximum exposure of the clients’ properties. House Tree lists on over 150 websites, including Rightmove, Zoopla and other property sites. To learn more about the business, visit www.housetree.co.uk.