Quick Property Sale will make you an initial, provisional offer for your property. It’s based on the market value estimation and online property sales comparables (using both Rightmove and Zoopla property portals).

Should you wish to proceed, we will arrange an appraisal of the property. We will appoint a local valuer in your locality for ease of logistics and access. There is usually only one valuation appraisal, although occasionally a second independent visit maybe required to verify that the first valuation figure is correct.

Once the appraisal is returned to us, we can make a formal offer on your property. Depending on the property appraisal/valuation actual outcome and your preferred timescale, we may offer you some different options at this point. You are not under any obligation to go further at any stage.

We would like to highlight to you: should you wish to pull out at any time, you will be liable for any expenses/sundries incurred by us, and you will need to repay these costs back in full to ‘Quick Property Sale.’

Should the appraisal reveal that the property is of non-standard construction or be defective (for example, have any subsidence) in any way or otherwise ‘unmortgageable’ (there is no functional bathroom/kitchen within the property), our formal offer could be either amended or withdrawn.

Repossessions

Please note: when we are dealing with your property we will need your full co-operation to gain total clarity of your situation, this will enable us to resolve your predicament sooner. To enable us to do this we will need your written consent (a standard signed form) giving us authorisation to act as your ‘authorised representative’ and deal with all third parties in connection with sorting out any of your debt issues.

Conveyancing solicitors

Selling any property requires the services of a property solicitor. Your options are to instruct a conveyancer of your choice or use one recommended by us.

The appointed solicitor will be required to have at least two partners and ‘Professional Indemnity Insurance’ (minimum £2 million). They must also be a Licensed Conveyancer or Solicitor based within the UK and should not have any disciplinary proceedings and/or actions registered against them.

Confirmation of the formal offer

We use the ‘Land Registry’ to confirm ownership and legal title. Should any adverse issues with the property’s value be raised, it may become necessary for us to make an adjustment to the formal offer.

Exchange of Contracts

Until the actual exchange of contracts, you are not under any obligation, whatsoever, to proceed with the sale of your property. The exchange of contracts will be carried out by your solicitor, only upon being instructed to do so by you. At this point you will become legally bound by the contracts to proceed. A date of completion will be mutually agreed upon before the exchange of contracts happen.

On Completion

Unless otherwise agreed, your property will be purchased with vacant possession upon completion.

Note of caution: The ‘Cash for Your House’ industry background

There are many companies out there who you may know as ‘cash for houses’ companies who have been trading for years. Buying your house doesn’t happen overnight, this is a myth, it takes time to purchase a property properly and realistically.

We are old school and use dedicated solicitors who follow strict Law Society rules when we are buying your property.