A fair offer. A certain sale. On your timeline.
Any property, any condition, anywhere in England and Wales. No estate agent fees, no months of viewings, no chain to collapse at the last minute — just a clear offer and a clean completion.
Selling shouldn't be the stressful part
People come to us when the traditional route doesn't fit the situation they're actually in. Usually it's one of these:
You're up against a deadline
Financial pressure, separation, relocation, or mortgage arrears. You don't need a "maybe in six months" — you need certainty, and you need it handled with care.
You've inherited a property
A house that needs work, possibly miles from where you live, with probate and paperwork on top. You want a clean, fair outcome without spending months managing it.
You're a tired landlord
Rising costs, changing regulations, voids, and midnight phone calls. You want out — without the drama. We can often buy with tenants in place, so nobody gets uprooted.
Three steps to sold
Tell us about the property
Email us a few basics — postcode, property type, condition, and your situation. It's confidential, and there's no obligation at any point. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Get a clear offer, fast
We assess the property and come back within days with a fair offer — and we'll walk you through exactly how we arrived at the number. No vague figures, no hard sell.
Choose your completion date
You pick the timeline — weeks, not months, if that's what you need. We handle the paperwork and keep you informed at every step, right through to the money in your account.
Two ways to sell a property
The hard way
- Six to twelve months on the market — if it sells at all
- Endless viewings and strangers walking through your home
- A chain that can collapse the week before exchange
- Agent fees, legal costs, and price reductions along the way
The Brick & Rise way
- A clear, fair offer within days — explained, not just stated
- No fees for you to pay. Ever
- No annoying viewings, no boards, no chain
- Completion on your timeline, with straight answers throughout
Frequently asked questions
What types of property do you buy?
Houses, flats, tenanted properties, and properties that need serious work. Condition isn't a problem — it's often the reason people come to us. We buy across England and Wales, with a particular focus on Kent and the South East.
Do you charge any fees?
No. You pay us nothing — no valuation fees, no commission, no hidden charges. The offer we make is the figure we work from, and our costs are our problem, not yours.
How quickly can you complete?
Typically within a few weeks of you accepting an offer, once the legal work is underway. But the honest answer is: as quickly or as slowly as you need. The timeline is yours — we work around it.
How do you decide what to offer?
We look at local market data, comparable sales, and the property's condition. We'll be straight with you: our offer will usually be below full open-market value. That's the trade-off for speed, certainty, and zero fees — and we'd rather tell you that upfront than pretend otherwise.
Will the price drop at the last minute?
No. Last-minute price drops are the worst habit in this industry, and we don't do it. The offer we make after assessing the property is the offer we stand behind — unless a survey or legal check uncovers something material that neither of us could have known. If that ever happens, we'll show you exactly what changed and why.
What if my property has tenants, a mortgage, or is in negative equity?
Talk to us anyway. We can often buy with tenants in place, and there are usually more options than people expect — even in difficult situations. If we genuinely can't help, we'll tell you quickly and point you in a better direction.
The honest small print: Any initial offer we make is provisional until we've completed a survey, searches, and legal review of the property. Neither of us is committed until contracts are formally exchanged — so please don't commit to any spending that depends on the sale until exchange has taken place. If we ever need to withdraw before exchange because the property differs materially from how it was described, we'll explain exactly why.
Want to know what we'd offer?
Tell us about your property. You'll get a straight answer within days — and you decide what happens next.