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\”First off, check your agent is part of a professional body such as the National Association of Estate Agents. This means they are bound by a Code of Conduct and will be qualified.\”\r\nIt might shock you to know that not all estate agents are qualified, in fact, you or anyone for that matter could open as an estate agent tomorrow and start selling houses. The NAEA stands for the National Association of Estate Agents, this body evolved into NAEA Propertymark in February 2017. NAEA Propertymark is the UK’s leading professional body for estate agents.\r\n\r\nBy using a NAEA Propertymark qualified estate agent you are guaranteed to be consulting with a professional agent who can give you up-to-date advice and guidance. NAEA Propertymark estate agents don’t just sell houses – they help you move.\r\n\r\nAgents who offer Propertymark Protection have Client Money Protection (if they handle client money), professional indemnity insurance and belong to an independent redress scheme. This makes for a powerful, important message that will also help you feel secure doing business with your qualified agent.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nI hope this post is useful to you. Please do let me know if you have anything to add, and I will gladly consider it and add to the article if it helps my readers and don’t forget, if you need further advice\/assistance or would like to reach out you can find my contact details below. \r\n