Second opinion
Already have an offer? Get a second opinion before you sign.
Cash offers can be hard to read: an ‘up to’ figure, a fee in the small print, a tie in, a date that turns out not to be fixed. Tell us what you have been offered and the person who would buy your home will go through it with you in plain English.
It is free, it is confidential, and there is no obligation to sell to us.
What we look at
Six things worth knowing about any offer.
The price, against real sales
We compare the headline figure with what similar homes nearby have sold for, and work out the discount you are actually being offered.
Firm, or ‘up to’
Whether the figure is a firm offer in writing, or an estimate that will be decided after a survey.
Fees and legal costs
Any fee to you, who pays the solicitor, and whether you are free to use your own.
Tie ins
Any option, exclusivity or lock in agreement, how long it lasts and what it costs to get out.
How they are paying
Whether they are buying with their own money, using a mortgage, or planning to sell the property on before they complete.
When the price can change
What the contract says about renegotiation, and what happens to you if they pull out.
How it works
Three steps, and the decision stays yours.
- 01
Tell us what you have been offered
Request a call back and mention the offer. You can also email a photo of the offer letter to admin@nextdayoffer.co.uk.
- 02
We go through it with you
Within one working day, in a slot you choose. Line by line, in plain English, with the questions worth asking them.
- 03
You decide
If you want to know what we would pay, we put it in writing the next working day. If their offer is better than ours, we will tell you to take it.
Questions
The things people ask first.
No. We tell you what we think of their offer first. If it is genuine and better than anything we can honour, we will say so.