What is e-state?
e-state is a property sales platform designed to help buyers, sellers, and professionals manage offers, questions, documents, and sale progress in one place.
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How can we help?
Find answers to common questions about listings, offers, sale workspaces, and how e-state works.
Frequently asked questions
What can I do in the current version?
You can browse listings, ask listing questions, make non-binding offers, and view sale activity. Some workspace features are still being developed.
How do offers work?
Buyers can place offers on a listing so offer activity is clearer and timestamped. The goal is to reduce uncertainty around private or unclear offer activity.
Are offers legally binding?
No. Offers made through e-state are non-binding until contracts are signed through the normal legal process.
Is e-state an estate agent?
No. e-state is a software platform, not an estate agency. It provides tools to help manage visibility, communication, documents, and sale progress.
What happens after an offer is accepted?
The sale moves into a workspace where buyers, sellers, and professionals can track next steps and manage documents. Solicitors still handle the legal conveyancing process.
What documents might be needed?
Sellers may need a BER certificate, title information, or planning records. Buyers may need proof of funds or mortgage approval in principle. Exact requirements should be confirmed with a solicitor.
Still need help?
Email us with questions about listings, offers, verification, or using the platform.
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