A faster alternative when certainty matters
Traditional sales can take months and may depend on a buyer obtaining a mortgage or selling another property. A direct purchase may suit owners who need a clearer timetable, fewer viewings or a sale in the property’s current condition.
Properties that can be considered
- Freehold and leasehold houses
- Flats, maisonettes and bungalows
- Vacant and tenanted properties
- Homes requiring renovation or clearance
- Inherited and probate properties
- Properties affected by short leases, damp, subsidence or structural issues
What determines the timescale?
The title, lease information, probate status, lender involvement, searches, occupants and solicitor availability all affect completion. Straightforward transactions may complete quickly, while complicated titles take longer.
What determines the offer?
Location, recent comparable sales, tenure, condition, repair costs, resale costs and the required timescale are considered. A direct offer is normally below the price that might be achieved after open-market marketing.
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