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HMOs are properties that are lived in by at least three people who form more than one household and share common facilities such as a kitchen, bathroom, or living room. Investing in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) can be a rewarding venture, offering attractive returns in a growing rental market for shared housing. We navigate the complex planning and licensing rules and have a deep understanding of the various safety regulations governing HMOs to ensure a successful and compliant HMO investment. By staying informed and working closely with local authorities and experts, we can unlock the full potential of our HMO properties while providing safe and quality housing for tenants.

One trend making waves in high-demand areas, such as London, is converting houses into flats. This shift from single-dwelling homes to multiple leasehold properties offers a fresh avenue. The attraction? Higher rental yields and increased property values. In urban centres where space often comes at premium prices, smaller living units provide an affordable alternative and cater well to the lifestyle needs of young professionals and students who make up large portions of these city populations. This demand, coupled with limited supply, pushes up rents for small dwellings. Selling off separate leasehold flats after conversion typically fetches a greater total sum than selling a house as one unit.

The aim of refurbishment property investment is to add value to a property by improving its condition, appearance, and functionality, thereby increasing its market value and potential rental income. We purchase properties that are run-down or in need of repair, as they may be available at a low price than properties in better condition. Once the property is refurbished, we can sell it for a higher price or rent it out to generate a steady stream of rental income. While refurbishment property investment can be a lucrative investment strategy, it does require careful planning and execution to ensure that the costs of renovation do not exceed the potential returns. We conduct thorough market research, consider the cost of renovation, and have a clear exit strategy in place before embarking on each refurbishment property investment project. 

We invest, option or joint-venture with property owners to truly release the full potential that they may not realise lies within their current investments. Planning gains are where the value of the property increases due to planning permission being granted. We identify underutilised land or property and aim to bring it into use to provide residential units that are greatly in need within the local community. Working in collaboration with the landowner and local authority, we arrive at a proposal that most closely meets the local housing requirements and that of the landowner; then we will fund the planning process. We always search for ways to enhance or extend an existing building or site: for example by building on redundant land to the rear or side of an existing property. Alternatively we may completely redevelop a particular site, changing its use entirely.

We help families and individuals sell probate property with full support. Our experts will take the time to sensitively discuss your situation, identify the needs of all beneficiaries, and schedule a sale that suits the settling of the estate. We are always on hand to answer questions, especially if the legal terminology involved proves confusing or intimidating.

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We prefer to let our clients dictate the pace at which the sale proceeds. We can offer to exchange in seven working days, if that’s what the executors/administrators require, or we will work at a more gentle pace that suits the disposition of those involved.

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Our buying service is set up to purchase all types of probate properties. They can be flats, houses or bungalows. They can be dated, dilapidated or on even a short lease. We won’t ask for the property to be redecorated or upgraded – we buy ‘as seen’. We can also organise for a house clearance to take place, should this be something you wish to delegate.

If you have found yourself in financial difficulty leading to missed mortgage payments, you might need to understand how to stop house repossession.

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Defaulting on your mortgage can trigger the risk of it being repossessed, which can be an incredibly stressful time for you and your family. Although it can feel like there’s no way out, we make it our mission to help people just like you who are struggling with their payments, and want to sell their house fast before their house gets repossessed.

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If you’ve missed mortgage payments, and are worried about your house being repossessed you might be wondering, how do I sell my house fast? Simply speak to one of our friendly property experts in order to discuss your options and find a solution to alleviate your current situation.

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We can give you an offer in as little as 15 minutes and exchange can be arranged in just 7 days, or timescales that suit you and your family’s needs. Just get in touch for your own offer.

As experienced Freeholders we are looking to purchase leasehold flats throughout England and Wales with a focus on leases with less than 80 years to run. These types of properties can often be very difficult to sell in the current market with mortgage finance difficult to find for leasehold flats with less than 70 years remaining on the lease. In some instances flats will be unsaleable to the general market. We are able to provide you with a guaranteed cash offer for your flat regardless of the length of its lease.

We will make an offer for any type of empty property, regardless of the value, size or condition. Everything has a value, and therefore invite us to make you a cash offer for your empty property today. Our years of experience allow us to assess the value of the property quickly, and make a cash offer to relieve you of the headache of the property with a quick, and simple transaction. We work very closely with a team of professionals, which include surveyors, builders, architects, and solicitors.