HomeSale Compass

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Compare house offers side by side

The highest price isn't always the most money in your pocket.

Money you keep£231,730
Holding costs£3,314
If the cut happens£219,730
Risk-weighted£228,130

Highest risk-weighted outcome

Money you keep£204,171
Holding costs£829
If the cut happens£183,671
Risk-weighted£200,071
Money you keep£219,743
Holding costs£1,657
If the cut happens£212,993
Risk-weighted£219,068

Example figures are invented. Before mortgage repayment and tax. The chance and size of a price cut are your own guesses — ask each buyer in writing whether their price can change after survey.

Sources & review

Last reviewed:

Comparison uses only the figures you enter. The survey-reduction risk is your own estimate, used to show an illustrative expected outcome, not a statistic. Get every offer and fee in writing.

  • GOV.UK — How to sell a home

    England and Wales: selling costs, paperwork, leasehold information, valuations, chains and legally binding exchange (sections 2–7, 16–17 and 21–22).

  • CMA / OFT — Quick house sales investigation

    Historical investigation (2013–14): quick-sale firms usually buy at a discount; undertakings address misleading offers, price reductions and completion promises. This is not a current market-price or speed survey.

Review dates record our source check, not the date a rule took effect. Rules can change; check the linked guidance before acting. Legal processes differ across the UK.

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