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Once we have gathered all relevant information we will in most cases be able to forward a cash offer instantly. More

We offer you upto 80% of the true market value valuation. More

On the same day as the completion of your property. However should you require an advance, we can pay up to 10% of the purchase price instantly, upon exchange of contracts. More

We will purchase any type of properties, houses, petrol stations, public houses & land regardless of location or condition. Even if your property has tenants residing under a tenancy agreement or lease. More

Yes, we understand that some homeowners are facing real financial hardship. We can offer a 10% deposit immediately if required.

Yes we will buy regardless of the condition of your property.

No, your sale is strictly private and confidential. More

Yes, we can help. It must be in the early stages of the repossession and there must still be equity in your property but we can certainly help you avoid this situation. It is however, imperative that you act quickly and get in touch so that we can make arrangements straight away. More

Not at all. You are under no obligation to accept our offer straight away. In most cases our offer is valid for up to 30 days although this can be dependent upon individual circumstances. We offer a free, no obligation valuation and our offer is valid for a full 30 days allowing you to ensure this is the right move for you. More

Yes, you can contact us immediately, but you must have equity in your property along with details of the organisation that is repossessing your property. More

No. Any House Wanted offers a range of private quick house sale services. We’re not estate agents and we buy your property for cash so we don’t need to charge you in the way that an estate agency will. There are no hidden costs, fees or charges associated with our service.  The only costs payable by you are legal fees. 

We won’t charge you for an expensive valuation and we won’t add on any costs after the sale. We simply offer a fair, cash price for your property and take care of all the legwork to make the sale as quick and easy as possible. More

As with any property transaction, you will need a solicitor to complete the legal formalities. It is your right to have independent legal advice, however, we can recommend a solicitor to you. If you choose your own solicitor, you’ll need to provide us with their details. Be reassured that if you choose to use your own solicitor, this will not affect our service to you.

Ultimately, you do need a solicitor to ensure everything is handled as it should be but we will take care of all of the formalities associated with this. More

Yes. We frequently offer vendors the option to buy their property back subject to terms being agreed at the outset. We agree a price with you at the time you sell your property to us and that price remains fixed for the period of the buy back option. If you change your mind and do not want to buy the property back then you do not have to.

No, Any House Wanted specialises in purchasing properties directly from UK homeowners through private sales, eliminating the need for traditional property advertising.

With Any House Wanted, you save time by receiving a guaranteed offer within 24 hours of reaching out to us.

Unlike traditional house sales, where buyers may withdraw after making an offer or estate agents add delays and charge a percentage of your selling price as fees, our process is streamlined and hassle-free.

We offer an efficient, dependable service, ensuring you receive cash for your property on a timeline that works for you.

No. You will need to sign an agreement with us and complete the normal legal documentation associated with any property sale. We will liaise with the solicitor and your existing mortgage or loan company and take care of all the formalities on your behalf.

The most common way to buy out a partner during a divorce is by applying for a new mortgage, often referred to as a transfer of equity remortgage. This process involves the new mortgage application being completed by the individuals who will remain on the property deeds, and at least one of these individuals must already own the property. Taking ownership of the other party’s share of the property is known as a ‘transfer of equity.’

Looking for a fast and hassle-free sale of your property? Contact Any House Wanted today for a quick cash offer.

Yes, it is possible to purchase a house after separation but before finalising your divorce. However, this may complicate the financial settlement stage of the divorce process. Assets acquired after separation but prior to the granting of the Final Order—such as property—may be considered non-marital assets and could be ringfenced by the courts.That said, on this subject we will advise you to seek legal advice on this.

Avoid unnecessary complications and financial strain by planning ahead. For a quick and straightforward property sale, get in touch with Any House Wanted today.

The division of marital assets in a divorce is guided by the principle of fairness, but this doesn’t always mean a 50/50 split. The final distribution could be 60/40, 70/30, or another arrangement, depending on the financial and personal circumstances of both parties. Assets considered for division may include pensions, property, savings, investments, possessions, vehicles, and other financial resources.

Need to sell your property quickly as part of your financial settlement? Contact Any House Wanted today for a valuation and a fast sale.

Selling the family home during a divorce is sometimes necessary to release funds or settle financial obligations, particularly if both parties need resources to secure new housing arrangements. If you own the property jointly with your spouse, you cannot unilaterally refuse to sell if they wish to do so. In rare cases, a court order can be obtained to enforce the sale. However, if the property is solely in your name, you would only need to sell if it’s required to meet your financial obligations as part of the divorce settlement or court order.

For a fast and efficient sale of your property during a divorce, contact Any House Wanted today for expert support and valuation services.

 If the relationship ends, concerns about whether one partner can force the other to sell or leave the family home are common. The answer depends on the specific circumstances of your situation. Legal protections are in place to prevent a partner from unreasonably forcing the other out of the home.

If you’re considering selling your property quickly, take the stress out of the process. Contact Any House Wanted today for a free, no-obligation valuation.