Axe the Agent?

Homeowners in Bolton and Sussex try to sell their properties without using an agent.

Homeowners in Bury and Guisley try to sell their properties without using an agent.

The football mad Fosters in Barnsley and the Scotts in London are going all out for that elusive sale. Will they be glad they axed the agent?

Roger and Treva Bailey from Mortimer and Sam and Ged Matthews from Didsbury take on the momentous task of axing the agent and going solo to sell their homes.

Pauline and Tony Bunn from Treswell and Pauline and Steve Fisher from Drayton have taken the huge step of selling their homes without the professionals.

Sherri McGinty in Cheltenham and the Sutherland family in Stockton-on-Tees desperately want to sell their homes. Can they handle the challenge of axing the agent?

The Cartwrights in Altrincham and the Perrys in Cheltenham are tackling the property market alone and without a safety net.

Christine Holloway in Deeside and Eileen Stanger in Sheffield have both made the bold decision to axe the agent and take on the property market themselves.

Jane Holmes in Nottingham and Sean Connolly in Darlington are both on a mission to sell their homes without the help of an estate agent.

Paul & Paulette Adshead from Manchester and the Harrisons in Cheltenham are determined to sell their properties on their own.

Homeowners in Solihull and Chester try to sell their properties without an agent.

Mandy Tanna in Staffordshire and the Linney family in Sevenoaks desperately want to sell their homes. Can they handle the challenge of axing the agent?

Mark Swift in Tunbridge Wells and the Wrens in Durham are tackling the property market alone and without a safety net.

Linzi Pollard in Bromley and the Stevens in Newcastle are both on a mission to sell their homes without the help of an estate agent.

Both Joe Nevin in Northampton and Maggie Mitchell in Stevenage have decided to axe the agent and try to sell their properties on their own.

The Careys try to sell their converted barn at a day at the races, and rocking-horse enthusiasts The Ashlees try to attract visitors at an antiques fair to their chapel conversion.

Two couples are desperate to sell their homes and have taken the dramatic step of axing the agent to try to achieve that allusive sale.

Deborah Yonge hopes the allure of chocolate will help sell her million-pound property.

Val Hiett in Abingdon and Marilyn Booth in Gedling are two women on a mission - to sell their homes! To do so, they're taking drastic action.