Sell your investment property for cash

The fastest way to sell an investment property is to sell directly to a cash buyer like HouseBought4Cash. We can complete the purchase in as little as 7 days and buy with tenants in situ, so you do not need to evict anyone or wait for vacant possession. Selling on the open market with tenants reduces your buyer pool significantly because most owner-occupiers need vacant possession. A cash buyer removes this barrier and offers a guaranteed, fast sale.

Yes. The tenancy agreement transfers to the new owner on completion. The new owner becomes the landlord and inherits all obligations under the existing agreement. The tenants retain all of their legal rights. Selling with tenants in place avoids the cost and delay of eviction (which can take 6 months or more) and means your rental income continues until completion day. At HouseBought4Cash, we regularly purchase tenanted investment properties and are happy to take over as landlord.

Yes. Investment properties are subject to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the profit from the sale. The gain is calculated as the sale price minus the original purchase price, minus allowable costs including stamp duty, solicitor fees, and improvement costs (but not maintenance). Current CGT rates for residential property are 18% for basic rate taxpayers and 24% for higher rate taxpayers. You must report and pay CGT within 60 days of completion. We recommend consulting a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

Yes. If you have multiple investment properties to sell, we can purchase them as a portfolio in a single coordinated transaction. This simplifies the process considerably compared to selling each property individually on the open market. We can handle mixed portfolios containing different property types, locations, and tenancy arrangements. Portfolio sales often achieve a faster overall exit because everything is handled by one buyer with one set of solicitors.

Many landlords are choosing to exit the market due to increased regulation and compliance costs, the reduction in mortgage interest tax relief under Section 24, higher capital gains tax rates, the Renters Reform Bill introducing new tenant protections, rising mortgage rates reducing profitability, the cost of meeting new EPC requirements, and general fatigue from managing tenants and maintenance. A fast cash sale allows landlords to exit quickly without the months of delay that come with evicting tenants and selling on the open market.