Sell House Fast Brondesbury Park, London

LDN Properties makes fair and speedy offers to buy Brondesbury Park homes

The experts at LDN Properties have since 2003 made quick and fair offers to buy all types of freehold and leasehold homes throughout London. We have experience purchasing properties in Brondesbury Park, which is a suburb within the borough of Brent west of the city centre. The neighbourhood has several green spaces such as Tiverton Green and Queen’s Park.

We have the financial capability to immediately buy your home, which reduces the overall process to just a handful of weeks because we don’t have to wait for a month or longer to get approved for a mortgage to complete the sale. That makes us faster than the average timeline you might expect when trying to sell through an estate agent or auctioneer.

Also, we promise to never make you pay any commission for selling your home, because our belief has always been that owners should receive the full proceeds from the sale of their properties. Compare that to selling via auction or through estate agents where fees are charged as a percentage of your home’s sale price.

Another great pro of selling to LDN Properties is that we are able to make offers on just about any home regardless of its age, condition, shape, size or type. The lengthy list of varied purchases that we made includes houses of multiple occupancy, properties constructed from non-typical material like concrete, homes with elevated radon levels, flats with tenants who have a long time left on their rental agreement, properties where the owner has lost the title deeds, and more.

Top queries to ask a fast home buyer when selling your property in Brondesbury Park

Fast buyers like LDN Properties can be a great way to sell your Brondesbury Park home because they provide a streamlined, no-stress and hassle-free way to get a competitive and speedy offer for selling. If you’re interested in selling this way, there are certain steps that you can take at the beginning in order to find out whether a company is a good match.

Start by searching the name of individual quick buyers online, because this is a simple, free and speedy way to potentially discover negative news reports or bad customer reviews about a business that could help discourage you from selling to them. Alternatively, the search could produce good coverage of the company and reinforce your choice to use their services.

Another zero-cost and simple step to take is calling or email specific quick buyers and asking them various questions that will give you a better insight into how they operate. Our experts have provided some top queries to ask below, along with what to look for in the answers.

Is your business registered with The Property Ombudsman (TPO)?

TPO is a third party entity that publishes regulations that aim to guard owners from falling victim to scams in the fast home buying industry, and all legitimate TPO members must follow those rules. If a company claims to be a member of TPO but cannot prove this fact, or it outright refuses to join the organisation, be wary of selling to them because it could be a scam.

oes your company offer sale and rent back agreements to owners?

Initially, a sale and rent back agreement may be enticing to homeowners because it allows them to sell a property to a fast buyer but continue to live in the house or flat by paying the company a monthly rent. Unfortunately, they can be used to trick people into selling, because there is nothing to prevent the buyer trying to evict you six months after the sale is finalised.

What commission can I expect to pay when selling my home to you?

This is a great question to sort out the legitimate fast property buyers from the more questionable competitors, because honest quick home buying companies will never make a homeowner pay any fees when selling, compared to using an estate agent or auctioneer that will take their fees from the sale proceeds.

Will you require me to sign a lock out agreement before buying my property?

Be very wary of selling to any fast buyer that requires you to sign a lock out agreement, which is a binding legal document giving them sole ability to buy your home for an extended amount of time, often many months or longer. There is absolutely no reason why a genuine fast buyer needs such a contract, as they should be able to finalise the sale in just a few weeks.

Other locations near Brondesbury Park where we operate

Brondesbury Church End College Park Dudden Hill Harlesden Kensal Green Kensal Rise Kensal Town Kilburn Queen’s Park West Kilburn Willesden Willesden Green

Postcode sectors in the Brondesbury Park area we cover

NW10 NW2 NW6 W10 W9

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What are the properties we purchase in Brondesbury Park?

• New build apartment
• Garaging
• Listed buildings
• House
• Tenanted property
• Terraced houses
• Detached house
• Mansion block apartments
• Studio apartment

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