Success Stories

Sarah had become a reluctant landlady following her relocation. She wanted to sell her tenanted property in a rural village in Lincolnshire. The tenant was settled into the property, and Sarah wanted to sell it as it was. The proposed new law on non-fault eviction was another reason that Sarah was looking for certainty of a sale without having to deal with non-committed buyers. She found us on Google and got in touch.

We bought a 3-bed semi-detached house in Thurnscoe, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. We bought this property from a tired landlord. Hung Lee did not want to remain as a landlord. He wanted to start a business and release equity tied up in his investment property. Everything went as planned and we bought the property within 3 weeks. In our local authority search, the planned HS2 was going a few yards away from the garden boundary. But we still honoured our purchase.

Alex had an office building in Stockton-on-Tees, which was occupied by tenants. The landlord had verbal agreements with his tenants. However, there were no formal written commercial leases in place. After being diagnosed with a terminal illness, Alex wanted to sell his commercial property with certainty.

Things were going well for Usman. This Bradford couple had found their dream home, and subsequently, he agreed to the sale of his own house. Unfortunately, his buyer then changed their mind, causing stress and anxiety. Having spent many hours researching the new area and its amenities and then hunting for their perfect property, they were understandably devastated by hearing the chain had broken when their buyer was refused a mortgage.

Dolly had inherited a house in Bradford, West Yorkshire. She renovated the property and rented it out to subsidise her living costs in Reading. Dolly appointed a local letting agent to manage her property. However, the tenant totally ruined the property and left.

Jay was a landlord from Huddersfield, who had a house that he rented out in Bradford, West Yorkshire. After Jay’s tenant did not pay her rent for several months, he took her to court. Bailiffs were called to evict the tenant and the tenant threatened to burn down the house.

Keith owned a workshop with a small detached office at the front of the building. When Keith retired in 2018, he was able to find a tenant to run his business. On the surface, everything was good. The tenant paid his rent on time by standing order. But what he did not know was that his tenant’s employee had moved into the office.