If your property has been sitting on the market, or you keep getting offers that feel insultingly low, you are probably facing a frustrating choice: accept less than your home is worth, or keep waiting and hoping. An assisted sale is the third option most homeowners never hear about.
With an assisted sale, we take on the job of getting your property sold, and we bring the buyer. We find a chain-free buyer for your property and aim to get you closer to your asking price than a quick-sale company or a lowball open-market offer ever would. There are no estate agent fees and no solicitor costs for you, and the process typically takes 8 to 12 weeks.
You stay the legal owner throughout. Nothing is transferred, nothing is signed away. Everything is set out in a written agreement, and we always encourage you to have your own solicitor look at it before you commit.
More money than a quick sale. Cash-buying companies typically offer 75 to 85% of market value. With an assisted sale, the aim is to get you much closer to your asking price, because we are not buying at a discount, we are finding the right buyer.
No fees eating into your proceeds. No estate agent commission, no solicitor costs to you. What you agree is what you walk away with.
No chain to collapse. The buyers we introduce are chain-free, which removes the single biggest reason sales fall apart in England and Wales.
No hassle. We manage the process end to end, viewings, negotiation, paperwork, chasing solicitors. You carry on with your life.
You stay in control. You remain the legal owner until completion, you approve the price, and nothing happens without your agreement in writing. We always suggest your own solicitor reviews the agreement before you sign.
An assisted sale works best when you want a better price than the quick-sale companies offer, but you also do not want the open-market lottery of agents, chains, and buyers who vanish after three months. Typical situations: an inherited property, a home that has already been on the market too long, or simply wanting a managed, predictable sale without fees.
It is not instant, typically 8 to 12 weeks, so if you are facing repossession in a fortnight, a direct cash purchase is the better route (and we will tell you that upfront). And like any sale, timing depends on searches, surveys and legal checks, no one can promise an exact date, and you should be wary of anyone who does.
Nothing, unless you want it to. There is no obligation and no pressure, the first step is a free, confidential conversation about your property and your situation, and whether an assisted sale is genuinely your best option or whether another route would serve you better.
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