Cash Offer Check · Landlords
Should I sell my rental?
Record numbers of landlords are selling up — Section 24, EPC rules and rising rates have changed the maths. Run the numbers, then sell fast with tenants in situ, no fees and no chain.
Work out your numbers
Section 24 tax hit
Your mortgage-interest tax under the new rules vs the old.
OpenCapital Gains Tax
CGT on selling a rental — plus the 60-day reporting deadline.
OpenBTL stress test
Does the rent still pass the lender’s stress test?
OpenKeep or sell?
Net yield you earn vs the equity you’d release by selling.
OpenEPC C checker
Indicative cost to bring the rental up to EPC band C.
OpenSelling with tenants
Your routes by tenancy type — sell with tenants in situ or vacant.
OpenCompare your options
Cash vs auction vs agent — net of fees and time.
OpenCash offer estimator
What a funded buyer would pay for a fast, fee-free sale.
OpenCommon questions
- Can I sell with tenants still in?
- Yes — a fast-sale buyer can often purchase a tenanted property with the tenancy in place, so you avoid void periods and the hassle of a vacant-possession sale.
- Will I pay capital gains tax?
- Usually, on the gain since you bought it (currently 18%/24% depending on your band). CGT on residential property must be reported and paid within 60 days of completion — use the CGT calculator to estimate it.
- Is it worth being a landlord now?
- It depends on your numbers — Section 24, EPC costs and rates have squeezed margins. The tools here help you see your real position before deciding.
Selling up? Sell fast, fee-free
Run a free Cash Offer Check — sell with tenants in situ if you need to, no fees, no lock-in. A funded partner makes a serious offer in days.
Get cash offer- No fees
- No lock-in
- Offer-lock in writing
- A funded buyer