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Frequently asked questions

Yes, we buy flats as well as houses across the UK. If you would like to find out how much we will offer for your flat, complete our simple online form here, and we will provide you with your personalised offer.

Yes, We Buy Any House is a legitimate and trusted company. Established in 2008, we are proud to be the original house-buying service in the UK. Additionally, we are regulated by the Property Redress Scheme, who oversee all our house buying transactions and ensure we provide you with the excellent customer service you deserve. We have helped thousands of homeowners sell their houses over the past 18 years. To hear firsthand about how our secure sale has helped our customers, you can read our 100s of 5-star reviews here.

If your home is currently listed for sale, you can't sell your property with us, yet. If you'd like to arrange to sell your house to us, then we ask that you cancel any current listings or sales agreements.

Our offer for you has been prepared using our market-leading technology, trusted by mortgage lenders and banks. This technology provides us with an accurate valuation of your property based on many factors including:
  • Location
  • Size of your property
  • Comparable sales in your area
  • Current market forecast and trends
We are honest about the fact that we offer below market value, in exchange we guarantee to deliver for you a quick and fully managed purchase of your property.

Our offer to you will be based on several factors specific to your house, including:
  • Location: The desirability and demand in your area.
  • Condition: The current condition of your property.
  • Local market activity: Recent sales and trends in your area.
  • General market conditions: Broader economic and property market trends.
We utilise advanced market leading technology software Hometrack, to ensure the offer we make to you is fair and based on your properties current market value.

The best age to downsize will differ from person to person. For a lot of people, their motivation for downsizing will dictate the time they will feel the need to downsize to a smaller house. For instance, some people will be motivated by upcoming retirement and freeing up funds to enjoy their golden years. For other people the decision to downsize is prompted by children leaving the home, freeing up empty bedrooms.

Whilst you may have heard stories about illegitimate quick house sale companies, we can state for certain that we are a reputable business. We always act in an honest and trustworthy manner, keeping you informed throughout the entire sales process. We pride ourselves on our service, offering fair and competitive offers that match the current market value of your property. Our team of experts are highly skilled in their field, having worked with thousands of clients since our inception. This gives us the knowledge to be able to provide you with an accurate offer, based on our professional perception of the market. Please visit our Trustpilot page to see how our previous clients rate us.

Unlike the traditional property selling process, there is no need to repair or renovate your property when conducting a quick house sale. We will purchase your property in its current condition, so this is not something you need to worry about.

As well as paying inheritance tax, you may also need to complete several legal/administrative tasks before selling inherited property. This includes factors such as probatewill readings and clearing any outstanding debts and obligations. However, we will help you as much as possible throughout the process.

The answer to this question will depend largely on the situation itself. In most cases, inheritance tax is not applicable if the total cost of the inherited assets is below the £325,000 threshold. However, the estate’s value may still need to be reported, even if it falls below this amount. If you are unsure, you can find inheritance tax calculators online to work out how much tax you may have to pay when selling inherited property.