Can I Sell For 100% of Market Value?

    If you are having trouble selling your home the normal way you have probably tried contacting companies that buy houses for cash. If you've spoken to any of them you will know by now that they will only offer you between 60% and 75% of market value.

    However, it is possible to get between 85%-90% and even 100% for your property in some cases. I have recently agreed to purchase a number of properties at between 105% to 130% of market value. These were exceptional cases but maybe yours is too? I understand that YOUR situation is unique and needs a solution that works for you.

    Call me on 01462 889316 to find out.

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Negative Equity

Repossession Rates Down

The expected rise in repossessions this year has been much slower than anticpated by many. This is partly due to Government ...

I’m in Negative Equity in London

I urgently need property in London. If you've been struggling to sell due to low or negative equity then you may ...

I Can’t Sell My House So I’m Renting It Out

Should I rent out my house if I can't sell? Many people in this position are finding they have to move ...

Sack Your Estate Agent

Gavin and Suzanne Tell How They Got Out of Negative Equity

Click the video to watch Gavin & Suzanne talk about how they were able to sell their house to me for full price after trying for 2 years and struggling with Negative Equity:

If you need help to sell your house fast fill in the short form below and I’ll get back to you as soon [...]

100% Market Value

STOP PRESS Jan 14th: I’m Now Helping Sellers Across the UK!

Recently I’ve had so many sellers contacting me who need practical help selling their homes and can’t find a buyer that I’ve had to restrict my buying to an area local to me. That’s now changed as I’ve joined forces with a highly experienced colleague to boost the number of sellers we can help.
This means [...]

Property Market News

Repossession Rates Down

The expected rise in repossessions this year has been much slower than anticpated by many.
This is partly due to Government repossession schemes to help people avoid these problems when they go the Court, but mainly due to the end of fixed rate mortgages that mean many people who were struggling are now paying much less [...]