Sell House Fast
Mile End, London

Want to sell your Mile End house quickly

Clients of ours have told us of various reasons they have for choosing to use the LDN Properties house buying service. Listed below are some of the frequent scenarios we have heard:

Our team of professionals are available to answer any specific questions in relation to selling your Mile End house / flat, or any other property you are considering selling.

• Relocating due to new employment
• Financial difficulties
• Selling house with lapsed planning
• Sell with equity release
• Stop my house being repossessed
• Uninsurable house
• Fire damage
• Problem with the property title
• Struggling to sell my property
• Planning a retirement
• Buyer has changed their mind
• Separated from my partner
• Emigrating away
• Inherited house

Sell your Mile End house or flat fast by contacting the experts at LDN Properties

Are you looking to sell your London home fast? Contact the friendly experts at LDN Properties, who can make competitive and swift offers for buying all types of houses and flats, no matter whether they are freehold or leasehold, and regardless of their age, condition, shape or size. It’s a no-stress, streamlined and hassle-free way to sell your property compared to other methods.

Our aim is to finalise the entire process of buying your home within just a handful of weeks, and that includes every required step such as exchanging contracts and paying you the proceeds. That’s often much speedier than other methods of selling, such as using an auctioneer – which can take at least a few months – or via an estate agent, a process that may take over a full year.

We’ve been buying homes in London for more than 15 years and can consider making speedy and fair offers for almost any type of property. The lengthy list of purchases that we have made offers to purchase includes houses with noisy neighbours, flats with high radon levels, properties situated in high risk flood zones, houses that have poor Energy Performance Certificate grades, flats located on noisy streets, lock-up garages, properties that are suffering from dry rot, and even plots of land.

And we guarantee that you will never have to pay us any commission, because our belief is that owners deserve to keep the full proceeds from the sale of their properties. But if you try to find a buyer through an estate agent or auctioneer, you will have to pay them commission, which will be subtracted from the sale proceeds and therefore lower your profit.

Did you know? Top information about the east London neighbourhood of Mile End

Located in the Tower Hamlets borough of east London, Mile End is one of the first suburbs established in the city. It is recorded in history as far back as 1288 when it was known as "La Mile ende" which translates from Middle English as "the hamlet a mile away" – but the district has evolved significantly over the centuries, and there’s plenty to learn about it:

• The neighbourhood is the location of one of the five Queen Mary College, University of London, campuses, including its law school and various other departments
• One top local attraction is Mild End Park, a green space that covers almost 80 acres and was developed on top of industrial sites destroyed during World War II air bombing
• Mile End’s London Underground station first opened for rail services in June 1902, and the facility received some modern improvements when it was renovated in 2007
• Several music videos were filmed in the area in recent years, including for Frankmusik’s song "Confusion Girl" and "Heart Skips a Beat" by Rizzle Kicks and Olly Murs

Using an auctioneer to sell your flat or house in London’s Mile End neighbourhood

One method of selling your Mile End home is to try your luck with a property auction, where people will hopefully place ever-increasing bids on your flat or house and drive the price up to a decent level where you make a nice profit. Just be prepared for the fact that nobody might bid on your home, in which case it will not sell and you will have to start over with finding a buyer.

Auctioneers will ask you to choose a reserve price, and this is the minimum value that you are happy to sell your property. Calculate the fees that you’ll have to pay the auctioneer and account for them in the reserve price so that it will still produce a profit if it sells at that value.

Selling this way can take some time, as there will be a wait of several weeks at least between when you list your home for sale and when the auction occurs. If someone buys your home via the auction, there’s usually a month to wait for them to complete all of their required steps. It can be a much slower process than selling to a fast house buyer, which can take a few short weeks.

And remember that auctioneers will charge commission, based on your property’s final sale price, which they will deduct from the sale proceeds, reducing your profit.

If you’re interested in using an auctioneer to sell your Mile End home, here are some options:

• Auction Link
• Barnard Marcus
• McHugh & Co
• Lansdowne
• Nationwide
• Phillip Arnold
• Whoobid

Mile End postcode sectors we cover

E1 E14 E1W E2 E3

What are the property types around Mile End we purchase?

• Flats above shops
• House
• Empty property
• Short leasehold property
• Flats
• Penthouse apartments
• Detached property
• End-terrace house
• New build apartment
• Semi-detached