Sell Your House Fast For Cash | Quick Sale in 7-14 Days

The fastest way to sell a property in the UK is through a genuine cash house buying company. Unlike estate agents, which can take 4-6 months, or auctions, which take 1-3 months, a cash buyer can complete in as little as 7 days. Since there are no mortgage delays, chains, or lengthy viewings, this is the quickest and most reliable option for homeowners needing a fast sale.

At Housebuyers4u, we assess your property based on real market data, considering factors like location, condition, and recent sales in your area. We also use independent RICS surveyors to ensure an accurate valuation. Our goal is to offer a fair and competitive cash price while guaranteeing a fast, hassle-free sale.

In addition, we do not charge any fees. If you sell your home to us, we will cover all fees associated with the sale. There are no additional fees, such as agent, legal, solicitor, survey fees & more.

We provide transparent valuations based on real market conditions—there are no inflated offers that get reduced later. Unlike some companies that make high initial offers only to drop them before completion, we stand by our quotes. To ensure you're getting the best deal, we recommend comparing multiple offers and checking for hidden fees or contract lock-ins, which we never impose.

With a genuine cash buyer, the risk of a sale falling through is extremely low because we purchase with our own funds—there are no mortgage lenders or third parties involved. However, some companies falsely advertise as cash buyers but rely on securing a buyer before completing the purchase. To avoid this risk, choose a verified property buying company like Housebuyers4u, which offers a 100% guaranteed sale with no risk of last-minute pullouts.

We offer an interest-free cash advance service, so you don’t have to use your credit cards or savings. Our up-front cash advance gives you breathing space while selling your property.

We guarantee a fast sale because we are genuine cash buyers who purchase properties using our own funds—not relying on mortgages, external lenders, or third-party investors. This eliminates delays caused by financing approvals, property chains, or market fluctuations. Our streamlined process ensures that all legal work is handled efficiently, allowing us to complete sales in as little as 7-14 days.

Once you accept our cash offer, we immediately begin the legal process. You’ll be assigned a dedicated account manager who will guide you through the next steps, including: Legal paperwork – We instruct solicitors and handle all legal work (at no cost to you). Property checks – A survey or valuation may be conducted, depending on your property. Completion date agreed – You choose when to complete, whether in 7 days or a timeframe that suits you. Funds transferred – The sale completes, and you receive your money.

You can receive the full funds within 7-14 days, depending on your preferred timeline. In some cases, we can complete in as little as 7 days. Once the sale completes, the money is transferred directly to your bank account on the same day.

To proceed with your sale, you’ll need: Proof of identity (Passport or driving licence) Proof of address (Recent utility bill or bank statement) Title deeds or Land Registry details (If available) Mortgage details (If applicable, a redemption statement from your lender)

We are genuine cash buyers with a track record to prove it. We use our funds to purchase properties, allowing us to make the best cash offer for your house. Selling your home with us is quick and hassle-free.

Yes, but you don’t have to worry about finding one—we provide a fully qualified solicitor at no cost to you. This ensures the legal process is handled quickly and efficiently. However, if you prefer to use your own solicitor, that’s completely fine, though it may slightly impact the speed of completion. Our solicitors specialize in fast property transactions, helping to complete sales within 7-14 days.

While we aim to complete in as little as 7 days, certain factors could cause slight delays, including: Delays in receiving required documents (e.g., proof of ID, mortgage details, or title deeds). Legal complications, such as unknown restrictions on the property or disputes over ownership. Leasehold properties, which may require additional checks with the freeholder or managing agent. Third-party delays, such as banks or mortgage lenders providing redemption figures.