Do you want to sell your property and rent it back?

There are many people who need to sell their house, but don't want to move from it.

Often through no fault of their own, people fall behind with their mortgage repayments, and other debts become a big problem for them.

You may have children who are settled in their local schools, you like the area a lot, or perhaps you don't want the aggravation of moving.

CashForYourHome has the ideal solution.

We can make you a CASH offer for your house and buy it quickly. Whilst this is happening, our solicitor will have arranged for your mortgage and any other secured loans to be repaid upon completion and for any repossession proceedings to be stopped.

Any cash left over from the sale is yours to keep.

You can remain in your home as tenants for as long as you wish, at a rent agreed early on in the proceedings so you will know your monthly outgoings and can budget easily.

Some of the many benefits of this solution are that your neighbours will not know your business and life can carry on normally, minus your previous debt burden. Also, you won't have to arrange the removals of your possessions, uproot your lives and move to an area you may not like as much.

Renting your property back - an alternative to Equity Release

There are a lot of companies offering Equity Release schemes these days but is it really the best option for you? An alternative to Equity Release could be to sell your property and to rent it back, with the option of buying it back at a pre-agreed price within a certain time-frame.

This could provide you with a greater amount of flexibility than an Equity Release scheme which, when signed, is often set in stone. With a 'rent back and re-purchase option' scheme, whilst becoming a tenant, you would still have the right to buy back your home within a certain agreed period of time.

This is another example of the options CashForYourHome can offer you, and if there are any other requirements you have, please fill in our Online Application Form and we can discuss your requirements further.