The facts

In order to get to the crux of the issue, it is best to consult the UK’s home pricing authority: the Halifax House Price Index. Founded in 1984, it is the most extensive and comprehensive available resource on housing, and particularly, home pricing.

Consider the following statistics as per the November 2007 issue of the Halifax House Price Index Press Release:

• Home prices decreased by 1% in November 2007.
• On average, completed home sales decrease by 15% every year.
• The property market has slowed down recently, as a result of the July 2006 – July 2007 interest rate hikes that have taken effect.
• Higher home loan repayments and lower real earnings are placing strain on households’ income, which, in turn, is slowing down both house price growth and activity.
• Home loan approvals to finance property decreased by 12% in November 2007 to 88.000 – 32% lower than the previous year’s figure.
• Interest of first time home buyers decreased for the 11th month in a row in November 2007.

The problem

As is clear from a quick glance at the statistics above, the odds are most certainly not in favour of homeowners looking to sell their property – especially not in the case of homeowners who need to sell urgently.

As interest rates and the general cost of living increase – often, without a pay rise to balance the scales – it is becoming progressively more difficult for the average person to afford monthly mortgage payments, and thus, to purchase their own home.

This, in turn, has dire implications for homeowners looking to sell homes, as prospective buyers are approaching them with low home purchasing offers – if and when they approach them at all.

Statistics also indicate that home prices are significantly lower in areas where there are many empty houses, as opposed to highly populated residential areas. Understandably, it would be considerably more difficult for a homeowner to fetch a satisfactory price for their property if it is situated in such a deserted area.

“How does all this help me?” you may ask: “I still have to sell my home, and am no closer to it!” Don’t despair, or make any rash decisions that you may regret later on. Keep reading for the ultimate fast property selling solution.

The solution: MPG Investments

“Help! I need to sell my home.” If you are facing the same dilemma, look no further than the experience and expertise of MPG Investments for your tailor-made solution.

Reputed as the UK’s leading home buying company, MPG has the financial resources and practical know-how to purchase any property, anywhere in just 7 days.

So, if you are worried about a further fall in UK house prices leaving you with little profit once you finally manage to find a buyer for your home, MPG is the number to dial. If viewing appointments from prospective buyers are scarce due to the fact that you live in a less populated part of town, MPG is your answer.

It is common knowledge that MPG Investments buys property at 15-25% below its official market value. However, many homeowners believe this is a small price to pay for the peace of mind of knowing that the deal is sealed, the money is in the bank, and they are free to move on with their lives.

What’s more, when selling to MPG, you don’t have to concern yourself with troublesome house viewings, the likelihood of an inflated selling price initially, the risk of chain-breaking and delay, or having to pay hidden costs. Due to an unwavering commitment to transparency, MPG’s clients always know exactly what to expect and when to expect it.

In fact, MPG will even cover every penny of your legal costs if you agree to use the services of one of our solicitors. If, however, you insist on contracting your own lawyer, MPG will still contribute £500 towards the fees!

The process

Dealing with MPG Investments is so fast and convenient, that it can hardly be referred to as a process.