The House That Buyers Kept Walking Away From

From the outside, this looked like a perfectly ordinary family home.
But inside, it was a very different story.
Following the death of their mother, the family had cleared the property of furniture and belongings and decided to put it on the open market.
Unfortunately, the house hadn't been modernised for many years and was in poor condition internally.
They found buyers, but each time the sale progressed to the survey stage, problems arose.
Buyers became concerned about the condition of the property, and the sales kept falling through.
Understandably, the family were becoming increasingly frustrated.
They'd already dealt with losing their mother, clearing the house and putting it up for sale.
Now they were having to go through the same process of finding another buyer, only to face the possibility of another failed sale.
That's when they contacted us.
Their biggest concern was simple. How could they be sure that another buyer wouldn't pull out after agreeing to purchase?
We explained how our buying process worked.
We would visit the property, inspect its condition and assess what needed doing.
Once we'd completed our assessment, we could agree a price without requiring a further survey or relying on a mortgage lender.
And importantly, the price we agreed would be the price they received.
We visited, assessed the property and agreed a purchase price that worked for everyone.
The legal paperwork was dealt with quickly, and we were ready to exchange contracts whenever the family wanted to proceed.
No more surveys. No more buyers changing their minds because the house needed work.
Just a straightforward purchase of the property in its existing condition.
For the family, the most important thing wasn't necessarily speed.
It was knowing that, this time, the sale could actually go through.
Has your house sale fallen through?
Perhaps a buyer has pulled out following a survey, a mortgage lender has raised concerns, or you've simply become frustrated with people agreeing to buy and then changing their minds.
We understand how disappointing that can be.
We inspect properties ourselves, make offers based on their actual condition and don't rely on mortgage funding to complete the purchase.
No repairs. No further surveys. No estate agent fees.
If you've got a property that's proving difficult to sell, give us a call.
Is your property proving difficult to sell?
Give us a call and tell us about your property.



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