Selling a property in the traditional manner in a market like today’s can be challenging.

 

Many properties traditionally take around six months to sell by the time sellers go to open market, await an acceptable offer and then complete the legal process. 

 

Statistically, two in three purchases - when a seller accepts an offer - fall through at the legal stage.

 

Usually because the buyer either cannot pull together the appropriate finance or because they play games and try to re-negotiate on the price.

 

This presents a big challenge for sellers and one we are able to resolve.

If you are looking to dispose of an asset then this is how we work.

 

STEP 1 - TELL US ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY

 

You can do this one of three ways:

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1. FILL OUT the submission form on this website by clicking HERE.

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2. SCHEDULE A CALLBACK at a convenient time for you by clicking HERE.

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3. CALL OUR LOCAL OFFICE and tell us a little about your property or opportunity

 

STEP 2 - THE REVIEW

 

One of our professionals will review the information you provide and carry out a desktop assessment of your property.

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STEP 3 - THE  APPOINTMENT

 

We contact you to set up an on site appointment (in most instances) or a further phone call to discuss finer details.

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STEP 4 - THE OFFER

 

We will then make you an offer to purchase your property or where appropriate pitch an alternative solution to work together to help maximise the value of your asset.

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TIMEFRAME

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Once we received your information, and depending on the complexity of the situation, we’re usually able to make you an offer within one week.  

 

From there, we can complete the purchase as quickly as 30 days if required… or whatever your schedule requires.

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REMEMBER

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WE ARE direct property buyers and investors...

 

WE ARE NOT estate agents... 

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WE ARE NOT a listing service... 

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Our offer will be tailored to your individual circumstance and to help you best achieve your ideal outcome.

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Every discussion is 100% confidential and there is absolutely no obligation to accept.

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