Sell House Fast
Lower Edmonton, London

Considering selling your house quickly in Lower Edmonton

We can buy your house or flat no matter the reason behind why you want to sell. A sample of some of the common justifications we’ve heard for why people sell includes:

• Emigrating
• Second property
• Have a new job and will be relocating
• Sell with limited / no title guarantee
• Divorce
• Subsidence
• Probate and inheritance
• Buyer has backed out of buying my property
• Chain break in the sale of a house
• Unsaleable house
• Sell Airey property
• Struggling with finances
• Downsizing to a smaller property
• Stop my home being repossessed
• Difficult to sell my house

It’s typical for homeowners to have questions about selling their properties. If you’d like to your Lower Edmonton house to LDN Properties but want to learn more about selling, get in touch today.

Learn about how to sell your Lower Edmonton house or flat to us quickly

Lower Edmonton, situated within London’s Enfield borough, is somewhere that LDN Properties can make quick and fair offers to buy almost any freehold or leasehold home. We don’t charge sellers any commission and the timeline for us to purchase a property can be just a few weeks.

We are a good option for those people who own a house or flat that might have one or more negative factors that could cause some buyers to see it as a “problem” property. Such issues might include legal complications like a challenge to your home’s boundaries, financial matters such as unpaid ground rent at your flat, structural elements like flood damage, or anything else.

There are a few buyers that might see these downsides with your property and greatly reduce the price that they are open to offering for buying it, or they could altogether lose interest in purchasing your home. But we promise to give you a competitive offer no matter how many problems there are, and regardless of the home’s age, condition, location, shape, size or type.

LDN Properties will also never ask you to pursue any fixes for existing problems at your flat or house before we can buy it. This means that you can enjoy a streamlined, zero-fee and no-hassle sale of your property instead of having to worry about finding the time, money and effort for repairs that could otherwise cost a lot of money and take a very long time to complete.

LDN Properties makes fast and fair offers to purchase “problem” homes

Selling your home to LDN Properties starts when you call us to describe the house or flat, and in less than an hour we can typically make a fair and fast offer for buying it. There’s no need to reply to this offer right away because you will have at least an entire week to consider it.

Should you accept our initial offer, the next step is when one of our friendly team members sets a day and time to visit your home, so that they can inspect the exterior and interior of the property before we make our final offer. This is the only viewing required when selling to us, compared to possibly many viewings when trying to find a buyer via other methods, and many owners report that having a lot of viewings can be time-consuming and quite intrusive.

The final offer that we make for buying your home will be competitive regardless of its age, condition, location, shape, size or type and no matter how many problems that it might have.

If you then agree to our final offer, we will work speedily with your solicitor or other legal professional to sign the mandatory documents and handle the other actions needed to complete the purchase of your property. The full timeline from the start to the finish should only be a few short weeks, and this includes exchanging contracts and paying the full proceeds to you. This is often much more rapid than selling via an auctioneer, an estate agent, or without any help, because those options can sometimes like a number of months or even more time. If one of your main priorities will selling your home is securing a buyer as fast as you possibly can, getting in touch with the experts at LDN Properties can be good choice.

In addition to providing you with a speedy sale, LDN Properties also promises not to charge you any commission. This means that you can reduce your selling expenses and also count on getting the total proceeds from the sale of your flat or house. By contrast, selling your home through an estate agent or an auctioneer will result in you having to pay commission. That fee will be taken out of the eventual sale proceeds, which will increase your overall selling costs.

Frequently asked questions

✅ What is your standard schedule for buying a home in Lower Edmonton?

All of the steps for purchasing a property typically take us just a handful of weeks, and this includes the time needed for the exchange of contracts and paying the full proceeds to the seller. This is often much speedier than selling through an estate agent, at an auction, or on your own, because those strategies can sometimes take many months or even longer.

✅ Will I be required to have viewings when selling my home to you?

All we need is for you to agree to a single visit from one of our friendly team members, in order for them inspect the inside and outside of your property before we make our final offer. If you instead attempt to sell your home through an estate agent or without any third-party help, you could find that this results in you having to go through dozens of viewings or more.

✅ Do you charge sellers commission when buying Lower Edmonton properties?

No, ever since we launched LDN Properties more than 20 years ago, we have never charged any fees to sellers. This means that you can limit your costs by selling to us and also be assured of obtaining the full proceeds from the sale of your home. Estate agents and auctioneers do charge fees and those would be deducted from your sale proceeds.

✅ Are you able to purchase my house or flat if it has one or more problems?

Yes, we have lots of experience with making fast and fair offers to buy practically any type of home, including those seen as “problem” properties because they have some ongoing negative elements. This can include financial scenarios like having mortgage arrears, legal factors like a court case against difficult neighbours, physical problems with the home, or anything else.