Why Choose NHB
NHB Leading property buyer’s in England and Wales
- Complete in as little as 7 days
- Any property, any location, any condition
- No obligation
- Total Confidentiality
- Free Legals*
- No sales commission fees*
Who we are
Need a fast, guaranteed house sale? NHB buys properties for cash, often within days. Skip the usual costs, delays, and uncertainty. We offer:
- Guaranteed sale with timelines tailored to you.
- Avoid up to 12 months of uncertainty – sell now.
- 60+ years of combined experience, buying hundreds of properties annually.
- Cash purchases – no mortgages, no bank delays.
- No chain – eliminate the risk of failed sales.
- Private, hassle-free process – no viewings, no “for sale” signs.
- National coverage across England and Wales
- Free, no-obligation cash offer.
- Confidential service.
- All costs covered*
- Assistance with mediation between partners, Probate and Trustees / Receivers
Selling Commercial Property
NHB also purchases commercial properties nationwide, including shops, hotels, offices, and land, regardless of location or condition. Our team ensures a smooth, efficient process with excellent customer service.
Alternative Property cash Buying Companies and Selling Methods
Many so-called “genuine” buyers come with hidden costs: survey fees, cost contributions, and unreliable timelines from brokers. At NHB, we are different. We do not charge any fees for purchasing your property, even your conveyancing costs are included*!
Meanwhile, some may opt to sell their property via more traditional methods. These come with various downsides as outlined below:
Online Estate Agents:
- Limited Personal Service:
- Often lack the local market knowledge and personalised support of traditional agents.
- Viewings and negotiations may be handled by the seller, requiring significant time and effort.
- Variable Marketing Quality:
- Marketing materials may be less professional than those provided by traditional agents.
- Online listings may not receive the same level of exposure as those in traditional agency windows.
- Upfront Fees:
- Many online agents charge upfront fees, even if the property doesn’t sell.
- This can lead to financial loss if the property dosn’t sell.
- Less Negotiation Expertise:
- Sellers may miss out on achieving the best possible price due to a lack of professional negotiation skills.
- Reliance on Seller Input:
- The seller is often required to do more of the work than with a traditional agent.
Traditional Estate Agents:
- Higher Commission Fees:
- Traditional agents typically charge a percentage-based commission, which can be a significant expense.
- Variable Agent Quality:
- The quality of service can vary greatly depending on the individual agent and agency.
- Some agents may be more focused on securing a quick sale than achieving the best price.
- Lengthy Sales Process:
- The traditional sales process can be lengthy, with potential delays from viewings, negotiations, and mortgage approvals.
- Chain Dependencies:
- Sales can fall through due to issues in the property chain, causing stress and uncertainty.
- Less Online Focus (Historically):
- While most traditional agents now have online presence, some may still lag behind in digital marketing strategies.
Auction Houses:
- Uncertainty of Price:
- The final sale price is determined by bidding, which can be unpredictable.
- There’s a risk of selling the property for less than its market value.
- Auction Fees:
- Auction houses charge fees, which can be significant.
- There are often also fees for the buyer.
- Limited Buyer Pool:
- Auctions may attract a smaller pool of buyers compared to traditional sales.
- This can result in less competitive bidding.
- Time Constraints:
- Auction sales have strict timeframes, which may not be suitable for all sellers.
- Legal Commitments:
- Once the hammer falls, the sale is legally binding, even if the seller is unhappy with the price.
- Property Condition:
- Properties that require work, or have legal issues, are often pushed towards auctions, and this can give the impression that there is something wrong with a property.