Sold with the tenant in
No notice to serve and no void while it sits empty. The buyer takes on the tenancy as it is.
I don't buy property myself. I introduce it to investors I work with. They're buying to hold, not to live in, so there's no chain. If you're a landlord, your tenant can stay where they are.
No notice to serve and no void while it sits empty. The buyer takes on the tenancy as it is.
Investor buyers aren't selling a home to fund the purchase. Most use a buy-to-let mortgage, so allow two to three months from offer to completion.
If you use a solicitor from my panel, I cover your standard conveyancing fees.
Need it gone in days? If speed matters more than price, I can also introduce you to companies that buy for cash very quickly. They'll pay less than an investor buyer, and I'll tell you upfront if I'm paid for the introduction.