Selling fast, explained honestly
How quick-sale companies work, what they really pay, how to spot a bad one, and the alternatives. Read these before you accept any offer, including one from a buyer we introduce.
The market
How quick-sale companies work
Who they are, how they make money, and why the good ones pay 75–85%.
Read →What cash buyers really pay
75–85% of value is genuine. Why, worked through, and what to make of anyone offering more.
Read →Cash buyer vs auction vs estate agent
All four routes with real numbers and timescales, and which suits which situation.
Read →How to spot a bad quick-sale buyer
The tricks: dropped offers, tie-ins, fees, fake proof of funds. A checklist to run on any buyer, including ours.
Read →The process
Selling to a cash buyer, step by step
From first call to money in the bank: what happens, how long each part takes, and what you need to have ready.
Read →Bridging instead of selling fast
When the problem is timing, not the house, a short loan can beat a 20% discount. How it works and when it does not.
Read →Need to sell fast? Find out what a cash buyer would offer.
Two minutes about the property. A vetted cash buyer calls you back with a genuine figure, usually within one working day. Free, no obligation, and you can walk away at any point.