Yes, a house with planning permission issues can be sold in the UK, but the route and the price both depend on the specific nature of the planning problem. Some
Selling a house without an estate agent is legal, increasingly common, and can save thousands in commission fees, but doing it fast is a different question entirely. The conventional estate
The UK rental market has shifted considerably over the past few years, and a substantial number of landlords are now actively looking to exit. If you’re one of them, selling
Selling with sitting tenants terrifies most estate agents. Last week, David’s agent refused his instruction. “Impossible to sell,” they said. His tenant had three years left on their lease. We
Hoarding creates a unique selling problem. Rooms packed floor to ceiling. Pathways through rubbish. And buyers who can’t see the actual house underneath. I’ve bought properties filled with decades of
Bankruptcy changes who actually owns your house. The trustee controls it now. Not you. And they want maximum value for your creditors. I’ve bought properties from bankruptcy trustees. Sales where
The right to buy seemed like a great deal. But now you’re selling early. And you owe back part of that discount. I’ve handled sales where discount repayment surprised sellers.
A charging order sits on your property like a weight. You owe a debt. The court registered it against your house. Now you can’t sell without paying for it first.
HMO properties follow different rules. More tenants mean more complications. Licences. Safety certificates. Planning restrictions. I’ve purchased HMOs that other buyers rejected. Properties with licensing issues. Buildings that didn’t meet
Lodgers seem simple. But they affect your house sale more than you’d think. Most buyers want vacant possession. Estate agents prefer empty properties. And lodgers have rights you need to
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