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Old 11-04-2008, 08:56 AM
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Hi there,

I have an architecturally based business in Scotland and I have now introduced a new floor plans service to estate agents and letting agents.

We produce plans within 24-48hrs or the plans are free and we also have a sketch & fax service to enable the agent to do the measured survey and we will prepare the plans based on their information at a reduced cost.

Discounts are also available to corporate clients as a reward for their continued business.

Can all you estate agents out there let me know if floor plans are preferred or are they an expensive luxury??.....would you consider floor plans for your property schedule at the right price??.....do you already use floor plans and think they are a useful tool??.....all your views and experiences of floor plans are welcome.
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Old 11-04-2008, 07:08 PM
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Hi there,

I have an architecturally based business in Scotland and I have now introduced a new floor plans service to estate agents and letting agents.

We produce plans within 24-48hrs or the plans are free and we also have a sketch & fax service to enable the agent to do the measured survey and we will prepare the plans based on their information at a reduced cost.

Discounts are also available to corporate clients as a reward for their continued business.

Can all you estate agents out there let me know if floor plans are preferred or are they an expensive luxury??.....would you consider floor plans for your property schedule at the right price??.....do you already use floor plans and think they are a useful tool??.....all your views and experiences of floor plans are welcome.
At the moment, for the majority of properties, they are an expensive luxury. I have used floorplans in the past but mainly for new properties. I used metropix and thought they were very good, but mainly because they were on a free trial. They are a useful tool on the right type of property but not for every one. I would love to use them but right now it is not an option I am afraid.
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Old 11-30-2008, 11:46 PM
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More and more purchasers are expecting and requesting floorplans. In todays quiet market anything which helps a sale is a bright move!
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