Any House Wanted
Selling your home is always a significant event in your life. Whether you’re climbing the property ladder, looking to downsize, or moving to a property that better meets your needs, we want our customers to be confident in their decision.
At Any House Wanted, we always take a fair, honest and upfront approach to buying your home. We strive to be as transparent as possible, and we’re happy to tell you how we work and what procedures we follow.
Terms of Business
1. The Terms
These are the terms and conditions on which Any House Wanted will make an offer on your property.
1.1 Why These Terms Are Important
The terms set out the basis on which we will make an offer on your property. They also set out how we might change or terminate the contract, as well as the procedure to follow if you think there is a matter that needs resolving. Please contact us if you think there is a mistake in these terms, or if there is anything you do not understand.
1.2 Who We Are
Any House Wanted Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales. Our registered office is Woodbourne House, 10 Harborne Road Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 3AA and our company number is 11864830.
1.3 What We Do
At Any House Wanted, we provide a swift and hassle-free way to sell your property, offering up to 80% of its true market value. Our process is efficient, often allowing you to receive a cash offer instantly and complete the sale within days.
1.4 How The Process Works & What You Can Expect From Us
Your Rights As A Customer
2.2 How to Cancel: If you wish to cancel the contract, you must notify us in writing, either by email or post. You can write to us at info@anyhousewanted.co.uk, or send a letter to our registered offices. Woodbourne House, 10 Harborne Road, Birmingham B15 3AA.
2.3 Cancellation Deadline: To meet the cancellation deadline, your cancellation notice reaches us before the 14-day period expires.
Legal Matters
3.2 Seller’s Obligations
Anti-Money Laundering
4.1 Anti-Money Laundering Checks: We adhere to the Money Laundering Regulations Act 2017 and the Proceeds of Crime Act. These laws require us to perform thorough checks on sellers to verify their identities and confirm that they own the property or have the legal authority to sell it on behalf of a trust or third party or as an estate beneficiary. If you choose to work with a solicitor not recommended by us, we will also conduct due diligence on them.
If, at any stage, we suspect illegal or improper activity, we may report it to the police and the National Crime Agency by submitting a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR).
While these checks may seem inconvenient, they are essential to protect everyone involved. Money laundering weakens financial systems and supports criminal activity. By cooperating with our checks, you are helping to safeguard the property market from illegal funds and prevent organised crime from advancing its operations.
- An identity card from any EEA member state.
- A valid UK driving licence.
- A valid passport with a current signature.
- Police Registration Certificate: Dated within the last 12 months, showing your full residential address.
- Telephone Bill: : dated within the last 6 months for a landline or mobile (not pay-as-you-go), showing the service address and/or account number. General letters cannot be accepted.
- Official Confirmation of Electoral Register Entry or Poll Card: Must be issued within the last 12 months, showing the full name and complete address.
- Tenancy Agreement: Must be issued within the past 12 months, with the full name and complete property address, and must be from a local council, housing association, solicitor, or recognized letting agent.
- UK, EU, EEA Mortgage Statement: Must be from the last 12 months, showing the account number. General mortgage correspondence is not permitted.
- Council Tax Bill: Must be from the last 12 months, showing the service address and/or account number. General council correspondence is not permitted.
- Home or Motor Insurance Certificate: Must be from the last 12 months, including the insured or registered address and policy number. General insurance correspondence is not permitted.
- Bank, Building Society, or Credit Union Statement:Must be from the last 3 months, showing the account number and recent transactions. General letters cannot be accepted.
- NHS Medical Card or Letter from GP Confirming Registration: dated within the last 3 months, including your date of birth and NHS number. General NHS/GP correspondence is not permitted.
- Utility Bill: Must be from the past 6 months (such as gas, electricity, or water), including the service address and/or account number. General utility correspondence is not permitted.
- HMRC Tax Notification: Must be from the last 6 months, including the national insurance number and tax calculation. General HMRC correspondence is not permitted.
- UK Solicitor’s Letter Confirming House Purchase/Land Registration Must be issued within the past 3 months, including the full name of the new property owner and complete property address.
- Credit Card Statement: issued within the past 3 months, showing the account number and recent transactions. General letters are not permitted
- Benefits Entitlement Letter: dated within the last 12 months, issued by DWP or Jobcentre Plus, confirming the benefit that was payable at that time (e.g., PIP, pension, disability, single parent, housing).
- UK/EU/EEA Driving Licence: If not used as an identity document, it must be active and not revoked, and can be either a full or provisional licence with a photographic ID.
- Nominee Director Declaration and General Power of Attorney (if the company is offshore).
- Identity Proof from Lists 1 & 2 (Section 4.2) for all individuals or entities which own 25% or more of the company’s shares or voting rights.
- Certificate of Incorporation.
- Most recent Annual Return or Confirmation Statement, detailing current company officers.
- Memorandum of Association.
- Articles of Association.
Probate
- Letter of Administration (if A will was left).
- Personal Representative’s Identity Proof from Lists 1 & 2 (Section 4.2), applicable to either the executor or administrator.
- Grant of Probate (if a will was left).
Costs
Confidentiality
Protecting Vulnerable Customers
Complaints Policy
We aim to provide every customer with a first-class service, however, we do understand that things don’t always go to plan. Occasionally we may need to make improvements to the way we do things based on your feedback.
Our complaints policy clearly sets out how complaints are handled by our team and what you can expect. As we are members of the Property Ombudsman, we are regulated by their Code of Practice and we are obliged to follow their structure for dealing with complaints before escalating anything to them.
If you do need to make a complaint, please read our policy in full for guidance.
GDPR
To learn more about how we protect your data and comply fully with GDPR regulations, please review our GDPR policy