Melton Constable Hall and its property developer owner since 1986, Roger Gawn, are discussed in a detailed EDP24 2006 article, which also quotes local campaigner Kevin Craske who has commented here. Gawn also owns, since about 2000, Purfleet House and the adjoining Custom House in King's Lynn (both also on Norfolk County Council's Buildings at Risk Register) and from 2007 the abandoned RAF West Raynham base near Fakenham (with its 172 empty houses). It appears that Mr Gawn has been dividing the Melton Constable Hall north and east wings into apartments and slowly renovating and selling them, although the main Hall may remain as a single home (similar to that done by Christopher Buxton at Kirtlington Park), or even end up owned by a charitable Trust.

I am in agreement with Buddy guru. for the most profit out of your home as possible, you can sell it yourself. I have used a real estate agent once to sell a property of mine, he was a lister, after he listed my house he hid the rest of the time. Oh I got players, but only from those that had sellers, but my agent never came by with a buyer. Bad case.

Do a little sprucing up, like painting, inside and outside, carpets throughout, get the grass and landscape done by a professional. Do those little nagging repairs that you know about, but just have not gotten around to repairing as of yet.

Place an ad in your local paper to advertise your house for sale. You have to come up with a good sales price not one that you think is good, but a realistic one that other houses in your neighborhood are going for. Place in your ad that you are interested in principals only, this will keep real estate agents from calling. If they do call tell them they will have to get their commission from their buyer because you will not pay one.

Once this has been done, your advertising has been completed you should get calls from people wanting to purchase your house. Once you have found a buyer you will need a contract, so get a piece of paper place a date on it. You will need to place the sales price agreed on as well as any down payment, and a date you hope the escrow will close. You will also need to say that the buyer is to get a new mortgage for the complete sale price minus the down payment. This need not be fancy, but if you want a fancy contract go to Staples or Office Depot, the have such contracts. don't let any real estate person that they are the only ones that have the correct forms they don't have a monopoly on real estate contracts.

Once this is signed by you and the buyer take this contract and call a title company as Buddy Guru says which is the best way or you can call an escrow company. They will ensure that the transaction close properly and legal.

Now if you are seeking to find out the different services offerred you are under no obligations if you call and interview "Help U Sell" or even a real estate agent. The interview is free. If you feel comfortable with one, good if not go for it yourself.

I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.

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i'm sorry to hear you lost your home, i understand you are hurt.
However mortgage co. don't do that kind of stuff. i would contact the sheriff dpt. in this matter it seems to me sombody took your things other than the lender who got your home in their portfolio trust me they loose too and is not sheap for them to perform a forclosure..
just move on ..

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