National Property Trade Contact Details

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1. Contact details for National Property Trade
2. Choosing a cash property buyer
3. Steps to take when selling to a cash home buyer
4. National Property Trade: questions and answers

Contact details for National Property Trade are as follows.

Telephone number: 0808 169 5540

Email: Contact form

Website: https://www.nationalpropertytrade.co.uk

Choosing a cash property buyer

There are many potential perks of using a cash property buyer for the sale of your home, not least the fact that they can consider buying almost any type of house or flat. Some of the many different properties include leasehold flats, freehold houses, properties with septic tanks, homes with solar panels, flats with cladding, houses that have the invasive species Japanese knotweed in the garden, and more.

As the name implies, fast buyers can complete the purchase of most homes usually much quicker than other methods of selling. They are usually able to finalise buying a property in a handful of weeks, compared to the months or even longer that it might potentially take when trying to sell your home via an estate agent or auctioneer. They have the ability to move quickly because usually they don’t need to wait to get a mortgage for buying your home, as they have the cash to do so.

But how do you choose the best cash buyer? There are many factors to consider, and various steps that you can take that will help narrow down your choice between companies.

For example, you could email or call specific fast home buyers and ask them whether they are currently registered with an independent organisation known as The Property Ombudsman (TPO). This entity is responsible for writing regulations that shield owners from fraud in the fast buying industry, and companies that are registered must abide by those policies, which is important for giving you extra peace of mind when selling your home to them.

If a company tells you that it refuses to join TPO (or equivalent), or it cannot prove it is a member, you might want to be cautious about selling your house or flat to them because the business could be illegitimate. It is free and easy to check on the membership status of a company by visiting TPO’s website, clicking on the tab marked "Find a member," and then entering a cash buyer’s name. If they are truly registered then their membership details will appear.

Another step you can take to help choose a quick cash buyer is to search for their company name online. This is another speedy and free way to discover whether the business has a history of bad customer reviews, negative news articles or other discouraging signs that might serve as a warning sign against using their services for selling your flat or house.

To further assist your search for the right cash buyer, you should also call individual companies and ask whether they are able to purchase properties in your area. Some fast home buyers have the ability to buy homes throughout the UK, whilst others are limited to specific locations.

Steps to take when selling to a cash home buyer

When you’re ready to move home and sell your existing property, it may be a good idea to use a quick home buyer. It provides a potentially ideal balance of profit and speed for securing the sale of your property.

These companies are usually able to finalise the purchase of any freehold or leasehold house or flat within weeks, compared to selling via an auctioneer or an estate agent that can take at least several months or longer to complete all the necessary stages of the process. They often already have the cash to buy homes fast and usually don’t need to wait until they can get a mortgage approved.

And the trustworthy fast buyers won’t charge you any commission for buying your home, meaning that you’re guaranteed to receive the full profit from whatever offer they make.

Another top benefit of using a quick home buying company is that they usually have the ability to buy almost any type of home, regardless of its size, shape, condition or age, and whether they are freehold or leasehold houses or flats. That can be good news if there’s a particular aspect about your home that might make it harder to sell via an estate agent or auctioneer who may not have the knowledge of how to find a buyer for such a property. This can include homes with structural problems like dry rot, flats with cladding, houses located on noisy roads, and other examples.

To begin selling your home to a fast buyer, contact them by telephone to obtain an offer for buying your home. There shouldn’t be any pressure to immediately decide, because quick property buyers typically give homeowners time to think about whether to accept their offer.

And the final stage (after a possible inspection) is when the fast buyer will work with your solicitor to complete the mandatory legal paperwork.