Do you want a quick house sale with:

• No valuation fees
• No estate agent fees
• No legal fees
• Flexible, tailor-made solutions
• Commitment within days, completion within weeks
• No further mortgage repayments
• No time, uncertainty, stress or hassle wasted on selling to the general public

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• A solution tailored to suit your needs
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• We specialise in buying properties quickly, with little hassle, thus allowing you to move on in life

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• Quick House Sale
  We will purchase your house quickly. We work to your timescale and you will have cash in your account in no time. 
• Guaranteed Sale
  No chain, no mortgage, and no third parties. This is our differentiating factor. You will deal with us and the solicitor (we pay for) only. Our expert staff will support you every step of the way and are on hand day and night to answer your questions. 
• Hassle Free Sale
  An open market sale is considered to be one of the most stressful things people experience. We make the process simple and avoid all the frustrations the open market can cause. 
• No fees to pay
  We’ll value and offer on your property no fee and no obligation. You’ll pay no solicitors fee, No estate agent fee and all other fees relating to the sale. 
• Choose the timescale
  Get a quick house sale with us you’re in the driving seat. There’s no chain to hold you back so you choose the move date

Why using a Quick House Sale company can make the most sense:

Standard property sale

• Decorate the property for sale
• Instruct an agent (usually based on the best (but not always the most accurate) valuation.
• Find a conveyancer
• Wait for the phone to ring
• Get the property ready for every viewing
• Hope for an offer (which could be 15% under the asking price
• Attempt to agree a price
• Hope the surveyor gives the right value
• Hope the buyer gets finance
• Complete the sale at a buyer agreed date
• Pay agent (£1,500) pay solicitor (£1000) Pay mortgage while waiting for a buyer (£3,000 +)

Quick House Sale

• Call us
• Meet the team
• Accept the price
• Complete the sale
• No fees no agent no solicitor to pay

Its been another hectic week and quick house sale Leeds, we have agreed more purchases in the Leeds and Bradford area as well as making a sale on a renovated property.

At quick house sale we have years of experience in the property market and working with all types of property in all kinds of conditions. This means we have worked with many different builders, plumbers and electricians and we have some good relationships with local tradesmen. We are always looking to help people make a property sale either privately or through an agent. Quite often to get the most for your property you will need to complete the jobs you always put off. If you find yourself in this situation and would like us to make recommendations on the works you should complete and who would be best to do it give us a call.

As mentioned previously, property prices have reduced or remained stagnant throughout the majority of this year. One statistic that is not stagnant is the number of unsold properties on the market with an estate agent.

Seven out of ten properties placed on the market this year have remained unsold. We have covered many ways to increase your chances to make a quick house sale on the open market and you can find these tips by clicking here.

It is important to remember that many other properties on the market means more competition for you. The best advice we can offer in times like these is know the property worth and don’t over price yours. We have seen many occasions recently where the agent has valued the property £10,000 over the market value. This price is likely to put buyers off and will not get the viewings you need in order to sell your property.

At Quick house sale we have firsthand experience of some of the dangers of having a property left empty. Many people have no awareness of these issues so this post is to describe the issues we have personally had. The reason for highlighting this is that most people are not aware of the potential cost of an empty property.

During the winter before last we had a property in Huddersfield and the tenant moved out just before Christmas. This is a very difficult time to attract another tenant so the property was empty for a short period. A week before the new tenant was due to move in a workman visited to make sure everything was on order and the pipes has burst. This was a pipe in the bathroom so water had leaked through the floor and the ceiling had part fallen in down stairs. The total cost of repair was £4000.

Over the next winter we had another property empty so (learning from our mistake) we left the heating on low to avoid this issue. For the 3 months the property was empty the cost of heating was £450

The most recent issue we encountered is how attractive empty properties are to criminals. The price for scrap metal (especially copper) at the moment is the highest its ever been and many properties are broken into simply for the copper from the heating system and sometimes even for the wiring from the electricity system. The total cost of replacing this can be astronomical. Not only will you need full wiring, heating, plastering and flooring you will likely also have flood damage from the water that should be pumped into the heating system. The total cost of this could be as high as £30,000.

Many of our customers approach us with a property that is empty and many more people leave an empty house on the open market and wait for a buyer to come along. Our advice is simple, if you have an empty property get a quick house sale and give all the above risk to someone else.

One of the most common questions we are asked is how much will we pay for a property and how much under market value do we pay. The answer is generally the same, we will value the property and typically offer 25% under market value. This is a very common figure among Quick house sale companies and in my experience no one is currently paying more that this amount. The thing that sets us apart from the others is that we are honest and transparent throughout. Many companies will say that they will offer up to 90% of the market value for the property but in all cases (that I know of) this is not the case. They will either offer more at the start of negotiations and change the offer prior to completion or they will under value the property and offer 90% of their valuation.

We will not attempt any of the above tricks. We believe we offer a quality honest and transparent service and pride ourselves on the many recommendations our customers make. We will talk you through the value of your house and in many cases we will pay for an independent survey so you can see the true value. No tricks or re-negotiations. This guarantees a smooth transaction and a quick house sale without the worry of it falling through.

House prices have made very little movement in May, increasing by just 0.1%, according to statistics published by the Halifax.

These numbers concur with statistics released by the Nationwide building society in the previous week. Nationwide claimed a little rise of  0.3%.

The small increase in May was preceded by a 1.4% decrease in April, the means that over the quarter property prices are down by 1.2%, while prices fell by -4.2% during the year, the sharpest year-on-year drop since October 2009.

Martin Ellis, housing economist for the Halifax, said: “House prices continue to drift modestly downwards as measured by the underlying trend. Low earnings growth, higher taxes and relatively high inflation are all putting pressure on household finances.

“Confidence is also weak as a result of uncertainty about the economic and employment outlook. These factors are probably constraining housing demand and applying some downward pressure on prices.

“Overall, we expect a moderate improvement in the economy during the remainder of 2011, which combined with continuing low interest rates is likely to support housing demand. This should prevent a further marked fall in prices and help to stabilise property values later in the year.”

Ellis claims that statistics announced by the Royal institute of chartered surveyors show there has been a slight movement in the balance between supply and demand and the amount of property sales increasing in comparison to the amount of unsold houses on agents’ books. But the amount of sales in the first quarter of the year is 5% lower than this time last year – 279,000 in comparison to 293,000, according to statistics from HMRC.

There is still much pessimism from economists in relation to the property market with most expecting property prices to fall during this year.

At quick house sale our opinion remains unchanged, we predict house prices will remain stagnant in the majority of places this year and we do not expect to see a recovery for 2-3 year. We are also still seeing discrepancies between the advertised prices of a property and the amount a surveyor will be prepared to value at.

If you’re one of the hundreds pf thousands of property owners who have benefited from the all time low interest rates of 0.5% then now really is the time to take stock of your financial affairs. We at Quick house sale are regularly consulting with homeowners who managed to avoid repossession in 2008 – 2010 due to the massive reduction in their monthly mortgage payments that came about as a result of the Bank of England’s unprecedented reduction of the base rate down to just 0.5%.

Homeowners and property landlords who had been previously paying upto £2000 per month on a variable or tracker mortgage found their mortgage payments dropping by up to 2 thirds which allowed them to comfortable maintain a roof over their family’s heads or hold on to that buy-to-let property that was previously losing them money.

With CPI inflation now at 4%, double the government’s target, any people in the know are expecting an imminent increase in base rates and even Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England mentioned in his letter to the Chancellor, George Osborne that he expects rates to rise this year ‘in line with expectations’.

A small rise in interest rates to a still very low rate of 2.5% would make many homeowners’ monthly mortgage payments double and due to this increase in expenditure it stands to reason that many experts are expecting repossessions to increase substantially in 2011

Now would be a good time to honestly assess your finances, can you afford your outgoings if this were to happen? Is your buy to let still profitable at this level? If the answer  to the questions is no and you could be facing repossession as a result, then call Quick house sale today for a free, no obligation offer on your home. As mortgage rates do begin to rise, we expect  house prices to suffer and the offer you receive for your property will not be as high as it could be currently.

Selling your property at auction can be a great way to achieve a quick house sale. The price achieved will ofter be the same as we might offer but this alternative should not be ignored and is a route we have used ourselves.

Click here to see our guide to selling your property at auction