When money is on the clock
A date you can plan around.
A lender's hearing, a bridge maturing, a trustee waiting, an auction contract counting down. What you need isn't the highest possible price. It's a written price, from a buyer with the funds, on a date that lands before the deadline. That's what we do.
Situations we handle every week
Mortgage arrears and repossession
If a lender has issued a claim, a sale that completes before the hearing changes the conversation. We work directly with your solicitor and, where you want, with the lender's recoveries team, so the date in our contract is a date they can see.
Bridging loan maturity
A bridge with weeks left on the clock needs a buyer who will actually complete. We buy with our own funds, without a chain, and we can meet a maturity date rather than a marketing timeline.
Bankruptcy and insolvency
We deal with trustees, IPs and official receivers directly. Valuation evidence, proof of funds, and a written offer that the creditors' meeting can rely on. No re-negotiation the week before completion.
Business cash flow
Sometimes the fastest route to solvent trading is to release equity from a property and get on with the business. One point of contact, a private transaction, and the funds in your account on a date you choose.
HMRC and other tax liabilities
Time-to-pay negotiations go better when the money is already on its way. A written offer, a proof of funds letter, and a firm completion date give HMRC something concrete to work with.
Auction purchase deadlines
You've won a lot and the twenty-eight days are running. We buy your existing property in parallel so completion on the auction contract isn't at the mercy of an open-market chain.
What "certainty" actually means here.
- Our written offer does not change between offer and completion, except in the two circumstances we set out on every page.
- Proof of funds sent to your solicitor before you commit to anything.
- Legal costs on our side. You are not out of pocket for the sale.
- We speak to your lender, trustee or solicitor directly if you want us to. Nothing goes anywhere without your say-so.
If time is genuinely short, please phone rather than fill the form. We can usually give you an indication the same day.
An honest note
Please take independent advice.
Selling under pressure is one of the moments people most need a solicitor and, where debts are involved, a licensed insolvency practitioner or a free debt-advice charity such as StepChange or Citizens Advice. We will always encourage that. Nothing on this page is legal or financial advice.
