'Instant' property buying companies - has anyone had a good experience?

saajan_12

@sclare how much rent are the tenants paying, and is that in line with the market? You might want to try selling through a normal agent with tenants in situ.
If the rent is in line with markets then it could be a good investment property, and investors are less fussed about the condition if the return is good. That will then massively shorten the time, effort and stress to regain possession and do any works. 

You would get a slightly smaller market, so possibly slightly lower price, but this is partly offset by not having court costs and a void, plus will be less than what you'd lose with an auction or house buying company.