Higher interest rates can reduce buyer affordability, potentially slowing traditional sales. However, our process attracts cash buyers and property-buying companies who like to move quickly, giving you more flexibility and a faster sale.

Not at all. We also allow buyers, including professional landlords and property buyers, to use mortgages to cover mortgage payments. If someone needs a mortgage, we'll ask if you're happy with a slightly longer completion time (6-8 weeks). They still pay a non-refundable deposit, so you're fully protected and can still achieve full value from your tenanted property.

No. You set the minimum price, and accept an offer only if you're happy with it.

No. We cover all upfront costs — photos, floor plans, marketing, and even property maintenance advice if required. You only pay if we get you a result, with full transparency and no hidden fees.

Yes. We ask for 90 days because we pay for all the upfront costs. If we don't get you an offer you want to take after 90 days, you're free to walk away — you don't pay a penny.

Yes, many of our buyers are cash buyers who provide free cash offers, speeding up the process. Accepting cash offers reduces the risk of delays associated with mortgage approvals, making it easier to sell your tenanted property quickly.

When selling tenanted houses or rental properties, most sales are completed within 28 days, guaranteeing a quick sale. If you need more time, you can extend the timeline depending on your existing tenancy contract. We start getting offers from cash buyers and prospective buyers as soon as your property is listed.

You keep their 10% deposit, and we find a new buyer. You're always protected with our SaleLock Guarantee.

Yes — it's required in Scotland. We'll help you arrange it if needed. You do not need a home report if the property is not habitable or being sold as part of a portfolio.

Yes, but don't worry — we can recommend one. It costs about £1,000 - £1,500, just like a normal sale, which typically includes handling legal fees, mortgage approvals, and any fixed-term tenancy paperwork. They get paid once the sale goes through, so nothing up front.

When selling a tenanted property, you may need to pay capital gains tax (CGT) on any profit made. However, if you lived in the property as your main home, you could qualify for private residence relief, potentially reducing or eliminating your CGT bill. Consult a tax advisor or solicitor to understand your specific situation and any legal costs involved.

Yes. Many buyers and property buying companies are investors who are happy to keep tenants in place on the same terms. This creates a simple process for you and the sitting tenants, without an eviction being needed.

Under the Tenant Act, tenants have the legal right to remain in the property even if it is sold. The existing tenancy agreement, including fixed-term contracts, transfers to the new owner, ensuring that the tenant's rights and obligations remain unchanged.

Yes. Plus, it goes to our exclusive list of 20,000+ buyers for maximum exposure.

Beyond increased visibility and competitive opportunities to protect your rental income in the current market, other beneficial aspects include:

• Featured listings enhance search rankings, boosting your property's position
• Advanced marketing tools target the right audience
• Simplifies the selling process with easy buyer access

You pay nothing. No sale means no fee. We take all the risk, and you remain free to sell your property elsewhere if needed.

Yes, many professional landlords consult us to sell properties from their property portfolio. Whether you want to sell a single rental property or multiple tenanted properties, our quick, smooth process and cash offers make it easy and hassle-free to manage your sales.