Sell with title issues. No indemnity-only buyers.
Missing deeds, rights of way, covenants, easements, boundary disputes, chancel repair liability, unregistered land. High-street buyers and mortgage lenders will flag every defect and require indemnity insurance. We have buyers who specialise in defective title and price it in themselves.
How it works for your situation
- You tell us the title defect (or share the lawyer's report if you have one).
- We match to title-defect buyers who underwrite the issue themselves.
- Completion in 8-12 weeks. Indemnity insurance is a buy-side concern.
What we'll need from you
- The full address
- Description of the title defect (or the lawyer's report)
- Whether indemnity insurance has been quoted
What we sidestep (and the standard alternatives)
- Spending £2,000 on a title investigation that won't unlock a high-street mortgage
- A 6-month wait for a deed reconstitution
- An estate agent who'll hide the defect and trigger buyer claims later
Questions people in your situation ask
Specialist title-defect buyers handle unregistered land routinely. The Land Registry voluntary first registration is a buy-side process.
Most title-defect buyers will take the property subject to chancel liability. The discount is in the price.
Yes, but disclose it. The buyer takes the dispute post-completion. We can advise on whether to settle it before the sale or pass it on.
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