Blog Bits
Here is our Blog Bits page, we hope you find these articles helpful:
Property tips, trends and insights for home owners and sellers.
Repossession Hearings at a County Court
Repossession Hearings at a County Court In this series of Quick Property Sale blog articles we are going to throw in the odd info fact sheet, which could be of help to property owners who are struggling with mortgage payments. Stopping Repossession Hearing via an Emergency Hearing using a N244 Form The County Court is…...
Read More
Why isn’t my home selling? And what to do about it
In life everyone who experiences home ownership will at some point decide to move on or have to relocate for all sorts of reasons, too many to mention here. When you put your property on the open market, you are likely to anticipate a few viewings, maybe receive an offer and possibly a quick property…...
Read More
Voluntary Property Repossession Explained
What is a voluntary repossession? Quite simply – voluntary repossession is the process of stopping your mortgage payments, moving out of your property and voluntarily giving the keys back to your mortgage lender in consideration for what you owe. This may sound easy but it’s not quite as simple as that and the side effects…...
Read More
Relocation House Sale Help When Time Is Tight
Need relocation house sale help? Understand your options, protect your...
Best Exit for a Bad Buy to Let Property
Considering the best exit for a bad buy to let?...
How to Sell an Inherited Flat Without Added Stress
Learn how to sell an inherited flat in Great Britain...
Quick Sale or Bridge Loan – Which Is Right for You?
Quick sale or bridge loan? Compare speed, costs and risks...
Estate Agent or Cash Buyer – Which Is Best?
Estate agent or cash buyer? Compare timescales, costs and certainty...
Please note: Any offers made are customer or property specific and will vary. The valuation you can achieve for the sale of your property will depend on a number of variables, these include property type, condition, location, as well as your time scales and your financial position.
Remember we can offer you a free, no obligation quote, as well as provide you with a variety of alternative solutions you may wish to consider.
