| According to the reliable source of the BBC, house prices in Hampshire have risen by 2.6% in the last quarter ending September 2007.
This means in the last twelve months alone, there has been a sharp increase of 5.9% in the last calender month which is seeing a rise in time scales to sell a house. A quick sale is fast becoming a distant memory through conventional sources such as estate agents and online property web sites.
Even with the introduction of HIPS, or Home Information Packs to use the proper term, the forecast of a price slow down has failed to materialise. This is good for the actual home owners who see their house as an investment, but bad when it comes to selling.
House prices are fast becoming unaffordable to any person earning the national average salary or less.
Detached: £391,043
Semi-detached: £231,125
Terraced: £194,550
Flat: £152,486
First time buyers tend to want to buy a flat or terraced house as their first step onto the property ladder. That means anyone earning under £21,000.00 per annum has been priced out of the market.
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Likewise, to get a mortgage on the average terraced house in Hampshire, ideally you should be earning £25,000.00
For actual homeowners, the prospect of a quick house sale is distant.
When you need a quick property, be it for financial reasons, due to rising mortgage interest rates, threats of repossession, bankruptcy proceedings or any other reasons, it is highly unlikely to happen in the time frame you require.
Help is on hand. We can offer the quick house sale, on any property, anywhere in Hampshire or the surrounding counties.
We can complete in three days or less on any style of house or home. That means that the proceeds from your quick sale will be in your bank account within seventy two hours, to do with as you wish.
We can even offer you to sell and rent back, so you get to sell quickly without having to move out of your home. Simply rent back your property from us short or long term.
For a Hampshire quick property sale, contact us today.
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