I specialise in helping people who can’t sell often through low equity or even negative equity. I do buy in many areas, but prefer to buy in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Middlesex and London. Many people that call me ask me the same few questions: Q. Why will you pay me more for my house than other [...]
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I Pay 100% Current Market Value in Hertfordshire (and other areas)
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 be thinking that you are going to be left struggling with an expensive nightmare for many years to come before the market recovers, with no chance of selling and no chance of remortgaging. I [...]
Axe the Agent! BBC Shows Sellers How to Sell Homes Without Them
Axe the Agent on BBC 1 I’ve had a number of sellers recently tell me about a show that the BBC has been running on daytime TV called Axe the Agent where desperate property sellers are encouraged to look at different ways of selling other than the traditional route of using an Estate Agent. When [...]
Negative Equity Sellers Have Crashed My Voicemail!
Don’t Call Unless You Really Need Help! I’m getting so many people call me asking me to help that the company that runs my voicemail service asked me to stop publishing my phone number! This is going to seriously limit the number of people I can help at any one time so please only call [...]
I’m Relocating For a New Job But Can’t Sell My Home
Negative Equity and Relocating for a New Job Don’t Mix! What happens if you are relocating for a new job, or have to sell your home for any other reason? Or maybe you’ve inherited a property or split or divorcing from your partner? If you are in negative equity then you may have real problems [...]
Help! I’m in Negative Equity…
Negative Equity has become an issue for many of us. Unlike repossession you don’t need to be in financial difficulty to find yourself in negative equity. You may have simply bought your home at the top of the market and paid more than the house is now worth and therefore owe more than you could [...]





