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Questions to Ask a Property Buyer

A practical checklist for assessing a cash or quick property buyer.

Before you accept a quick-sale proposal

  1. Who is the legal buyer?
  2. Is the buyer using its own funds, finance or another investor?
  3. What valuation evidence supports the figure?
  4. Can the figure change after survey or legal review?
  5. Are there exclusivity, cancellation or access terms?
  6. Who pays legal, survey and other costs?
  7. What happens if the buyer does not complete?
  8. What complaint and redress arrangements apply?

Ask for the answers in writing and obtain independent legal advice.

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Submitting this form does not create an offer or obligation to sell. Any proposal remains subject to valuation, due diligence, legal checks and contract.

Understand the price and the process before deciding

A faster direct sale will usually involve a lower price than a longer open-market sale. Ask for the proposed buyer, funding route, conditions and costs in writing, then take independent legal advice.

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