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Fast house sale Scotland is the practical choice for homeowners and executors who need certainty, speed and clear costs. A guaranteed cash offer removes the common delays of traditional sales and offers an exact completion timeline.

If you are looking to sell an investment property you want the sale to go through as smoothly, and profitably as possible.  Selling a rental property involves a few moving pieces including, timing the market, dealing with tenants and managing … Continue reading →

When a property is repossessed in Scotland, the process follows a very specific legal path that is designed to balance the rights of the lender with the protections afforded to the homeowner or tenant. The person who plays a central … Continue reading →

Repossession law in Scotland aims to balance the lender’s right to recover debts with the homeowner’s right to remain in their property wherever possible. Unlike in England and Wales, Scottish repossession follows its own distinct system, operating through the sheriff … Continue reading →

Yes, you can sell your house to a housing association. Whether they’re buying at the moment will depend on local demand and what kind of properties they’re looking for. Some housing associations buy homes to expand their stock or to … Continue reading →

Falling behind on your mortgage is one of the most stressful situations a homeowner can face. If you are in mortgage arrears, you may be wondering what happens when a house is repossessed, what legal rights you have, and what … Continue reading →

Falling behind on mortgage payments is something that can happen to anyone. Life can change quickly. A loss of income, illness, rising bills or unexpected expenses can all make it difficult to keep up with financial commitments. If you are … Continue reading →

A cash buyer for a property is one that has the funds available to purchase the property without needing to get a mortgage approved. Cash buyers can be very useful from a house selling point of view but is it … Continue reading →

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is something many people only start thinking about when they decide to sell a property, shares, or other valuable assets. It is a tax that applies to the profit made when you sell or dispose of … Continue reading →

When putting your property on the market, it’s tempting to want to make it look as good as possible, to make it sell quicker and to get the best price you can. There are, however, some improvements that may not … Continue reading →