Selling a tenanted property on the open market can be difficult, because most buyers want vacant possession. A sale to a buyer who is willing to take on the tenancy can be more straightforward.
If the tenancy continues after completion, the buyer becomes the new landlord and the existing agreement transfers with the property.
Your tenants keep their rights under the tenancy. You should tell them about the sale and follow your legal obligations as a landlord throughout.
The tenancy agreement, current rent, deposit protection details and any recent notices served.
How it works
No listings, no viewings and no obligation at any point.
Share the address, condition and your situation using the online form or a quick phone call.
We research the local market and the property's condition, and arrange an inspection where needed.
We explain how we reached our figure and put the offer to you clearly, with no pressure attached.
Take your time, compare it with an agent valuation, ask questions — or walk away. There is no obligation.
Solicitors handle the legal work and we complete on a date agreed with you.
Why us
A direct purchase from a company that buys properties itself — with the detail explained up front.
No listing, no marketing photography, no open-market viewings and no agent commission on completion.
We consider properties in almost any condition. There is no need to repair, decorate or clear anything first.
Receiving an offer costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Nothing is binding until contracts are exchanged.
We buy properties ourselves rather than passing your details on, so you deal with the buyer throughout.
Completion is agreed between you, us and the solicitors — quickly if you need it, or later if that suits you better.
FAQs
Yes, we consider tenanted properties. Your tenants' existing rights under their tenancy agreement continue to apply.
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Free, confidential and with no obligation to sell.
Tell us about your property and we'll assess whether we can make you an offer.
