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The Ultimate Guide to Selling Your House Quickly within days
If you have ever found yourself questioning, "How can I efficiently sell my house?" look no further. JP Investment, a regulated property buyer, is well-equipped to provide trustworthy guidance on expediting the process of selling your home. Allow us to begin by presenting some insightful statistics on the state of house selling that may be unfamiliar to you.
House selling stats (something that may surprise you)
51% = The percentage of home sellers who fail to sell within a ten-month period.
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33% = The percentage of transactions that fail before contracts are exchanged.
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1.28%+VAT (1.4% inc.VAT) = Average estate agency commission (sole agency / no sale, no fee).
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£2,500 = The Average amount a home mover will lose through having a transaction collapse.
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12 = an Average number of viewings it takes to achieve an acceptable offer.
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<6% = The percentage of UK sellers who use online/hybrid agents.
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36-42% = Percentage of sales that was successful only after a change of estate agent.
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Endemic = When estate agencies deliberately overprice to win instructions.
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Read on, and explore the reasons you might need to sell a house quickly, the options available to you, and the processes in place when it comes to selling your house fast.
Selling your home
Selling your home The property market is not always a stable place, apprehension about selling your home is understandable.
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At times, decisions to sell a residential property may depend on factors such as stamp duty or an owner’s eligibility for private residence relief.
While the market will continue to fluctuate, the time to sell your home is when it matches your life goals and situations, so there’s never been a better time to market your property.
Why might you want to sell your house fast?
Relocation abroad
Relief when facing repossession
A solution to a broken house chain
Downsizing for retirement
Instances of ill health
Hoping to sell on inherited property
You’re looking for an alternative to part exchange
Hoping to sell on inherited property
You’re looking for an alternative to part exchange