A new job or relocation
A start date elsewhere, often before the rest of the family can follow.
A date you can't move.
A new job, a school place, a family situation or a tenancy ending. When there's a date in the diary, an open-ended sale isn't much use to you.
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If this sounds familiar
Most sales aren't planned around a date. They drift along until completion happens. That's fine when you have time, and no use at all when you haven't.
If you need to be somewhere else by a certain month, the price, the marketing and the type of buyer you target all need to reflect that. It's a different conversation from 'let's see what happens'.
We'll tell you honestly what's realistic in your timescale. Sometimes that means a sharper price, sometimes a different kind of buyer, and sometimes simply getting the property in front of the right people faster.
Usually it's one of these
These are the situations that put a real date on a sale.
A start date elsewhere, often before the rest of the family can follow.
The date doesn't move for anyone, which focuses the mind nicely.
Two homes to pay for is a deadline in itself.
Your buyer is ready to go, and every week of waiting puts that at risk.
Worth doing either way
Before you speak to anyone, get clear on these four things.
The date you actually need to be out, not the date you'd like to be.
Knowing your minimum changes the plan, and it's much better to decide before offers arrive.
The legal work is usually the slowest part of a move, especially against a deadline.
Sometimes a few weeks of flexibility is what makes a tight move work.
How we'd approach it
We start from your date and work backwards: what needs to happen, in what order, and by when. If the timescale isn't achievable at your current price, we'll say so early rather than late.
Then we market to buyers who can move at your pace, keep the legals moving with your solicitor, and chase the sale weekly so nothing sits waiting on someone else.
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No surprises
The fee
One fixed seller fee of £1,200 including VAT. Paid on completion. No sale, no fee.
The service
One specialist manages the marketing, negotiation and sales progression, and keeps your solicitor and buyer moving to the same timetable.
The timescale
Our aim is a committed buyer within 30 days where the circumstances are right. Completion depends on the chain and the legals, and we'll be honest about both.
We are not cash buyers and do not buy property ourselves. We do not guarantee a sale, a completion date or a particular price. Selling timescales and outcomes depend on the property, the market and the buyer.
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Let's talk it through.
Tell us about your property and what you're hoping to achieve. We'll explain how Canny Fast Sale could help you get moving sooner.
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One fixed seller fee of £1,200 including VAT. Paid on completion.No sale, no fee.
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