Sell without a board, a portal or a round of viewings.
Some owners need certainty more than an open-market price: an inherited house, a tired let or a property with tenants in place. A quiet sale keeps it off the portals.
How it works
How a quiet sale works
Register the property
Maine Property Solutions records it on its off-market register.
Introduced to investors
Investors on its list make any offer; Maine Property Solutions does not buy property itself.
You decide
Nothing is agreed until you have read the terms with your own solicitor.
Worth knowing
Plainly
The points every seller should know before starting.
- Offers come in below open market value, in exchange for speed and discretion
- The buyer pays the fee and you pay nothing
- An estate agent is usually the route to the highest price
- Take independent legal advice before agreeing to anything
Getting started
Starting a quiet sale
Send the details
The town, the property and whether it is tenanted.
Read the terms
Everything is written down before you commit.
Instruct your solicitor
Your solicitor acts for you, not for a buyer.
For every kind of owner
Find the page written for you
Tell us about it
Tell us about the property.
Where it is, what it is like and what you would like to happen. Pick a time and we call you back about next steps.
- No fee to talk and nothing to sign
- Your details stay with us
- A call at the time you choose
Your questions
Questions owners ask
Does it cost me anything?
No. On the quiet-sale route the buyer pays the fee.
Will the property be advertised?
No. There is no board and no portal listing.
Can a tenanted property be sold this way?
Yes. It can be sold with the tenancy in place.
Can I still use an estate agent?
Yes. Talking to us first does not stop you instructing an agent.
Thinking of selling without a listing?
Register the property with Maine Property Solutions. No fee to you.