Do You Need A Fast House Sale?
If you are emigrating and you are a home-owner, selling your house is likely to be pretty close to the top of your list of priorities. In simple cash terms, ‘things to do’ will not come any bigger.
House purchase is the most expensive transaction to which most of us will ever commit ourselves. Logically it follows that selling in order to move on is an equally significant undertaking.
Perhaps you are considering leaving the matter in the hands of relatives and an estate agent and solicitor. Or it may be that you are thinking in terms of letting your home in the hope of the market picking up and house prices rising.
But if you are emigrating it is much more probable that you would prefer to have the sale completed and the money banked before you jet off to start your new life elsewhere.
Emigration is something in which the Irish – north and south – have majored for generations. A report by University College Cork found: “No country in Europe has been as affected by emigration over the last two centuries as Ireland. Approximately ten million people have emigrated from the island of Ireland since 1800.”
When he visited Ireland back in June 1963, then-American President John F. Kennedy said: “Most countries send out oil or iron, steel or gold, or some other crop, but Ireland has had only one export and that is its people.”
As per figures recently released by the BBC (August 31, 2016), emigration from Northern Ireland actually has fallen to its lowest level in nine years.
The total leaving in the year ending mid-2015 was 21,500, a drop of 5.6% compared to 2014.
Still, 21,500 translates as quite a few planeloads.
And in the aftermath of Brexit, it remains to be seen just how many will vote with their feet if they feel the decision to leave the European Union was the wrong one and potentially damaging to their interests.
In an ideal world, managing to sell a house quickly is the objective. But in an uncertain housing market and in view of growing concerns over the global economy, that is likely to be easier said than done.
Fast House Sales exit to provide just such a service. By buying directly from you, the seller, Fast House Sale NI do away with the need for middle-men, all of whom have to be paid, of course.
They buy direct from you, usually for 80% of your property’s current market value. Sometimes, however, they will offer up to 90%.
And with no fees for surveyors or commission for estate agents and no on-going bills on your part – rates or maintenance for example – to be subtracted, obviously that offer becomes even more attractive.
But the real attraction is the speed and simplicity of the process.
Firstly, you – the vendor – contact Fast House Sale NI. They look at the property and make an offer to purchase it from you. If that acceptable to you, the cash will be in your account, usually within six-eight weeks but sometimes even quicker.
There are no strings attached, no well-hidden small print, no moving goalposts, no last-minute introduction of previously-unmentioned ‘extras’. Fast House Sale NI does exactly what their name suggests – they buy houses quickly in a no-fuss manner. For cash.
It is also discreet. No bill boards, no adverts, no publicity. It is a deal carried out quietly as well as quickly.
Nor is there any having to spend money preparing your property for a string of viewers to examine it.
Emigration is a big step. The last thing anyone taking it needs is the addition of a protracted, potentially messy sales procedure with nothing whatsoever guaranteed at the end of it.
Fast House Sale NI sidesteps all such problems by buying directly from you, thereby taking all the other players out of the picture and saving you time and money as a result of having done so.
If you are emigrating and need or want to sell your house before departing, simplify things by contacting Fast House Sale NI.
Their name tells you all you need to know about what they do and how they operate. And their track record and reputation tell you all you need to know about their integrity.
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