No buyer mortgage dependency
Because the purchase is intended to be cash-funded, the transaction does not depend on a retail buyer receiving a mortgage offer.
There is no single best way to sell every property. Here is what a direct cash purchase is designed to offer, and the trade-offs you should understand before deciding.
Because the purchase is intended to be cash-funded, the transaction does not depend on a retail buyer receiving a mortgage offer.
We can discuss a completion date around your circumstances, subject to the legal work being ready.
Where agreed as part of the purchase, we cover your standard conveyancing costs associated with our acquisition.
You do not necessarily need to refurbish or present the property for retail marketing before approaching us.
A direct purchase removes the onward mortgage-buyer chain on our side, although legal issues can still affect any property transaction.
You can compare the offer with alternative routes and decide whether speed and certainty justify the price difference for you.
Potentially, yes. If you have the time to market the property, negotiate with buyers and wait for a chain and mortgage process, an open-market sale may achieve a higher price. A cash-buyer route is generally chosen for a different reason: certainty and convenience.
An enquiry costs nothing and does not commit you to selling.