Our role
Before you proceed, we will explain in writing whether Webuyallhome is the proposed buyer or is introducing another buyer, together with any important conditions and costs.
No-obligation property assessment
Sell your property with greater speed and certainty
A clear alternative for homeowners who want fewer chain-related delays and a completion date arranged around their circumstances.
- No-obligation property assessment
- Properties in any condition considered
- Fewer viewings may be needed
- Your preferred timescale considered
Important price information: a faster direct sale will normally achieve less than a longer open-market sale. Compare the likely net outcome before deciding.
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No obligation
Start with your postcode
Request a property assessment
Share the basic details. The team will explain the available route before asking you to make any decision.
What happens next
- We review the property details.
- A real person contacts you using your preferred method.
- You receive an explanation of the route before any decision.
A short form. No payment or banking details are requested.
Need extra time or help completing the form? See the support available.
Buying model to be confirmed in writingOur role is confirmed in writing
Written proposalPrice, conditions and costs explained
Your own solicitorIndependent legal advice encouraged
No-pressure approachTake time to compare your options
Quick-sale key facts
The important information in one place
Read these points before requesting or accepting a proposal. The written terms for your property will take priority.
How price is considered
A direct or managed quick sale normally involves a discount compared with the price that might be achieved after a longer open-market campaign.
How the property is assessed
We review the property information, local evidence, condition, tenure, occupancy and the likely costs and risks before any written proposal is issued.
Timing
A target completion date is agreed after valuation, legal checks and contract.
Fees and legal costs
Any fee, charge or contribution toward legal costs will be identified clearly before you are asked to proceed.
Changes and conditions
If material information, valuation findings or legal issues affect the proposal, the reason and any revised terms will be explained in writing.
Exclusivity and cancellation
Any exclusivity, cancellation or access terms will be highlighted before you sign. Ask your independent solicitor to review them.
Independent legal advice
You can choose your own independent solicitor. Ask them to explain the buyer, funding, contract, restrictions and every deduction before you sign.
A straightforward process
From first enquiry to legal completion
You remain in control and can appoint an independent solicitor of your choice.
Tell us about the property
Enter the postcode and share the basic property details and preferred timescale.
Discuss your priorities
We confirm condition, tenure, occupancy and anything that may affect the sale.
Review the written proposal
Consider the price, assumptions, conditions and alternative routes without pressure.
Solicitors complete the sale
Legal checks are completed and funds transfer on the agreed completion date.
Choose the right route, not just the fastest route
See which selling route may suit your priorities
Answer four general questions about speed, price, condition and certainty. The result is educational and is not a valuation or personal recommendation.
- Estate agent may suit owners prioritising maximum open-market exposure.
- Direct sale may suit owners prioritising a clearer timetable and fewer viewings.
- Auction may suit unusual properties or owners comfortable with public bidding.
This tool is general guidance, not a valuation or recommendation. Obtain independent appraisals and legal advice.
Properties and circumstances considered
Practical guidance for different situations
Choose the guide closest to your circumstances. Each page explains the issues to consider before selling.
Inherited propertyProbate, beneficiaries and empty-home issues
Tenanted propertySelling with tenants or planning vacant possession
SubsidencePast or active movement and mortgageability
Mortgage arrearsAct early and compare the available routes
Divorce or separationA clear process where owners must agree
Fire or flood damageAssessment in the property’s current condition
Unfinished renovationSelling without completing the building work
Failed property saleOptions after a chain or mortgage collapse
Downsizing or retirementPlan the move around your next home and support needs
RelocationCoordinate the sale with a UK or overseas move
Japanese knotweedUnderstand surveys, treatment plans and funding issues
Empty propertyReduce ongoing costs and security concerns
Compare your selling options
Price, speed and certainty are different priorities
The best route depends on the property and your circumstances. Compare the likely net result and risks.
| What matters | Estate agent | Direct purchase | Auction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Potential selling price | Potentially highest after marketing | Normally discounted for speed and risk | Depends on reserve and bidding |
| Public marketing | Usually required | Usually not required | Required before auction |
| Buyer mortgage chain | Possible | Reduced where purchase funds are available | Funding still needs checking |
| When sale becomes binding | Exchange of contracts | Exchange of contracts | Usually when the hammer falls |
| Poor-condition property | May reduce buyer demand | Often considered as it stands | Often suitable |
| Typical upfront preparation | Photos, presentation and viewings | Often limited | Legal pack and marketing |
This is a general comparison, not a promise about a particular sale. Obtain tailored estate-agency, auction, tax and legal advice where appropriate.
Free decision tools
Work through the numbers and timing
These tools give broad planning information only. Confirm figures with your lender, solicitor, estate agent or tax adviser.
Net proceeds comparisonCompare route-specific fees, holding costs and secured balances
Adjust route-specific costs and timescales
Review every assumption: blank cost or timing fields are treated as zero and may overstate proceeds. Enter your own figures rather than treating any percentage, fee or duration as standard. Illustrative only. Results exclude tax, service-charge apportionments, arrears, retention amounts, removals and other legal adjustments. Obtain independent valuations and exact redemption figures.
Property equity calculatorEstimate the amount left after mortgage and stated costs
This estimate excludes tax, apportionments, arrears, retention amounts and other adjustments. Ask your solicitor and lender for exact figures.
Completion date plannerCompare a target timescale with key preparation steps
You choose the target date. The tool divides that period into planning stages and does not predict or promise that completion will happen by that date. Actual progress depends on valuation, title, searches, lenders, occupants and solicitors.
Property buyer checklistQuestions about funding, conditions, fees and price changes
Use the checklist before signing exclusivity terms or instructing a solicitor. It covers the identity of the proposed buyer, evidence of funds, legal fees, surveys, price changes and withdrawal rights.
Open the checklistHow Webuyallhome operates
Buying model to be confirmed in writing
Before you proceed, we will explain in writing whether Webuyallhome is the proposed buyer or is introducing another buyer, together with any important conditions and costs.
The proposed buyer and expected funding route will be identified before the seller is asked to proceed.
Use your own solicitor
Independent legal advice helps protect your interests.
Ask for evidence of funds
Your solicitor can check the proposed buyer and funding route.
Review all written conditions
Understand fees, exclusivity, surveys and price-change provisions.
Compare other routes
A direct sale is not automatically the best option for every owner.
Seller safety centre
Check the buyer, funding and written terms
A professional-looking website is not enough on its own. Verify the legal business, understand who will buy, compare valuation evidence and use your own solicitor.
Extra support when you need it
A clearer experience for older and vulnerable customers
We can use plain language, allow more time, communicate through a trusted representative with your permission, and avoid pressure to make an immediate decision.
- Larger text control at the top of every page
- Telephone support instead of online forms
- Written summaries to review with family or advisers
- Independent solicitor encouraged
Areas covered
Property assessments across England and Wales
The postcode and property details matter more than the nearest major city. Location pages are reviewed individually before search indexing.
Frequently asked questions
Important points before you decide
How quickly could a property sale complete?
The achievable date depends on the title, valuation, occupants, lenders, probate position and how quickly each solicitor can progress. A target completion date is agreed after valuation, legal checks and contract.
Will a direct purchase proposal equal the full market value?
Usually not. A quick or direct purchase normally involves a discount compared with the price that might be achieved after a longer open-market campaign. The trade-off is greater speed and fewer chain or mortgage-related risks. Compare the available routes before deciding.
Are there estate agent commission fees?
There is no estate agent commission where the property is sold directly to the proposed buyer. Any contribution toward legal costs will be confirmed in the written proposal.
Can a property in poor condition be considered?
Yes. Properties needing refurbishment, clearance or repair may be considered, including homes affected by damp, structural issues, short leases, difficult tenancies or incomplete work. The effect on price and timescale should be explained before you proceed.
Is an initial figure a guaranteed offer?
No. An initial indication is based on the information available at the time. A formal proposal may follow after valuation and checks, and a transaction remains subject to contract until contracts are exchanged.
Am I obliged to sell after making an enquiry?
No. Making an enquiry does not oblige you to accept a proposal, sign an exclusivity agreement or instruct a solicitor.
Can I appoint my own solicitor?
Yes. You may appoint an independent solicitor of your choice. Independent legal advice is recommended before signing an agreement or exchanging contracts.
Are you the buyer or do you introduce another buyer?
Before you proceed, we will explain in writing whether Webuyallhome is the proposed buyer or is introducing another buyer, together with any important conditions and costs.
What information is normally needed at the start?
The property address, type, tenure, approximate condition, occupancy, reason for selling and preferred timescale are normally enough to begin an assessment. More information may be requested later where it is relevant to valuation or legal checks.
Can a family member or trusted person help me?
Yes. You can ask a trusted relative, friend or professional adviser to join calls or receive copies of communications, provided you give permission. You should never feel pressured to decide immediately.
No obligation
See what a direct or introduced sale could look like
Start with the postcode. The applicable buying route, proposed buyer, funding route and important conditions will be explained before you decide whether to continue.