Sell House Fast
Ratcliff, London

Selling your house fast in Ratcliff

Clients of ours have shared various reasons they have for deciding to use us as their home buyer. See below a range of frequent situations we hear:

LDN Properties would be happy to talk through any questions in relation to selling your Ratcliff house / flat, or any other property you are looking to sell.

• Planning a retirement
• Sell house without completion certificate
• Financial difficulties
• Upsizing due to a growing family
• Sell without landlords certificate
• Divorce
• Ending repossession
• Short leasehold
• Inherited house I need to sell
• Decided to emigrate overseas
• Subsidence
• Chain breaks
• Mooring
• Difficult to sell my home
• Relocating due to a new job opportunity
• Sale moving slowly

Steps for quickly selling your house or flat in Ratcliff to LDN Properties

Selling your London home is stress-free, zero-hassle and straightforward when you get in touch with LDN Properties. We have been buying freehold and leasehold properties for 15+ years around the Ratcliff area, which is part of the east London borough of Tower Hamlets and is said to have been named after a small red sandstone cliff that no longer exists.

We’re able to buy many different freehold and leasehold properties, regardless of their type, size, shape condition or age. Some examples of past offers made and elsewhere are houses built from concrete or other non-standard construction material, flats with noisy neighbours, properties with septic tanks, homes of multiple occupancy, houses with a structural problem like dry rot or subsidence, properties suffering from storm damage, vandalised flats, and many more.

We have the funds available to immediately buy your home, so there’s no delays of weeks or months whilst waiting to get approved for a mortgage. This makes the buying timeline only take about a few weeks, including paying you the proceeds and exchanging contracts. When you sell via an estate agent or auctioneer it can take at least a few months to get a genuine offer.

If you’re interested in selling your Ratcliff home to us, get in touch and in less than an hour we should be able to give you a tentative offer for buying your property. You will have at least seven days to consider the offer, so there is no pressure for you to decide immediately.

If you accept our initial offer, we will then arrange for one of our friendly team members to visit your property, so that they can inspect the exterior and interior. It’s also a great chance for you to ask them any remaining queries you have about selling.

And the last stage is when we work quickly with your solicitor to sign the required documents for buying your home, completing the entire process within a handful of weeks.

Remember that we will never make you pay any commission for selling your home to us, which means you will receive the full proceeds from our final offer. Compare that to using an estate agent or auctioneer, where you’ll often pay fees that will be subtracted from the sale proceeds, lowering your net sale proceeds.

Using an estate agent to sell your Ratcliff freehold or leasehold house or flat

If you’re looking to reduce your workload when selling your Ratcliff home, an estate agent might help. They prepare the listing that features photographs and a description of the property, and they’ll advertise this in local media, their office, and online. Estate agents will also organise viewings to take buyers on a tour of your home, and oversee completion of any offers.

Selling through an estate agent can also take longer than using a fast buyer. You might be waiting many months, or potentially even more than a full year, before a serious buyer makes an offer on your home when using an estate agent. Quick buyers can usually complete every step of buying a property in a handful of weeks, including exchanging contracts.

Always research estate agents before making a decision on how to sell your flat or house. Searching company names online is a fast, simple and free way to potentially find any negative customer reviews or bad news stories written about a business that might dissuade you from using them. Or it might generate positive coverage that makes them a viable option.

You might also find that some estate agents quote a very high sale price for your property that seems attractive, but they might be telling you this value even though they realise that you’ll only get offers from buyers at much lower prices. They use this trick in a bid to convince you to sell through them, so that they can charge commission if they find you a buyer.

Avoiding this trick is possible if you ask several estate agents to give you a sale price quote, and also look at home sales websites to see the value at which properties like yours are selling. Calculate the average of these prices to get a more accurate estimate of your home’s value.

Some estate agents that may be able to sell your Ratcliff property are:

• Alex Nei
• Chase Evans
• City Realtor
• Dexters
• Ellis & Co