A second opinion on your home move. England.

Independent property advice · England

A secondopinion onyour home move.

Buying or selling a home is a big decision. Sometimes you simply want an experienced, independent view before you decide what to do. The advice is there for you, not for the transaction.

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1,000sOf homeowners
advised
  • Buyers and sellers
  • 45 minutes · £250 all in
  • Enquiry first, no obligation
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Should I accept this offer?Is my asking price realistic?Is this the right house to buy?Should I change estate agent?Why has my sale stalled?Our buyer pulled out. Now what?Which comes first, selling or buying?Viewings, but no offers.The survey came back bad. Now what?

A different role

Some property decisions deserve more than one point of view.

01

Your estate agent

Markets the property and works to bring buyer and seller to an agreement.

02

Your solicitor

Handles the legal side of the transfer, from searches to completion.

03

Your mortgage adviser

Helps you arrange the borrowing that makes the move possible.

04

Jon's role is different

An independent view of the decision itself, from your side of the table. Nothing to sell you.

A green front door on an English terraceThe detail matters

With an agent or without one

An outside view, from someone who has been inside.

If you already have an estate agent, they stay your agent. Jon does not take over the sale or the purchase, and he will not try to. If you have not appointed anyone yet, the advice is just that: advice.

What you get is a calm, experienced second opinion on the thing you are trying to decide, from someone who has spent a career watching how these decisions play out.

  • i.Independent of any agent, buyer or seller
  • ii.Plain English, no sales pitch for further work
  • iii.You stay in charge of every decision

Situation finder

Start with your question.

Three quick choices. You will see the first things Jon would want to understand about a situation like yours, and you can take them straight into an enquiry.

Step 1 of 3Where are you in your move?
Step 2 of 3What is the question on your mind?
Step 2 of 3What is the question on your mind?
Step 2 of 3What is the question on your mind?
Step 2 of 3What is the question on your mind?
Step 3 of 3How soon do you need to decide?
Your starting point

Where Jon would start.

    A starting point for the conversation, not advice. Every situation has details that change the answer.

    Takes about 20 seconds
    Jon PulmanJon Pulman

    Experience from every side

    Three sides of a move, one adviser.

    Most people involved in a move see it from one seat. Jon has sat in all three: years in residential estate agency, advising agents on their businesses, and buying and selling homes himself.

    He also builds data-led websites and market-intelligence tools, so the advice comes with a current view of how buyers search, compare and decide.

    • i.The homeowner: thousands of people advised on selling, buying and moving
    • ii.The agency: how the other side of the desk works, and why
    • iii.The mover: what it feels like when it is your money and your move
    Read Jon's story

    The consultation

    A private conversation about your move.

    The consultation is advice, not a sales pitch for further work. You talk, Jon listens, and you leave with an independent view of the options in front of you.

    1. 01

      Tell Jon about your situation

      A short fact-find. Sending it is not a booking and costs nothing.

    2. 02

      Jon reviews it personally

      If a consultation is the right fit, he confirms and sends a secure payment link.

    3. 03

      Forty-five minutes, just for you

      Talk it through properly by Google Meet, phone or WhatsApp, with someone who is only on your side. A one-page written summary follows within two working days.

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    When you want another view

    Before you decide, talk it through.

    Tell Jon what is happening with your move. He will read it himself and let you know whether a consultation is the right next step.

    Tell Jon about your situation