Braehold

Sell a tenanted property fast

Sold fast. Sold fair. No chains.

Selling up as a landlord? We buy tenanted properties with the tenants in place — so there's no need to end the tenancy, no void periods, and no lost rent while you wait.

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Selling a let property

Since December 2017, most private lets in Scotland are Private Residential Tenancies (PRTs), which are open-ended. Selling on the open market often means ending the tenancy first — via the statutory grounds through the Housing and Property Chamber — or finding a buyer willing to take it on, which narrows your market. Braehold buys with the tenancy in situ, so you can sell without disrupting your tenants at all.

Why landlords sell to Braehold

  • We buy with tenants in place — no eviction, no void, no lost rent.
  • We also buy where you'd prefer vacant possession — we'll work to your timing.
  • Any condition and any tenancy situation, including arrears or difficult lets.
  • No fees, and we cover the legal costs.

Worth knowing

Landlord and tenancy law is specific — deposit rules, notice and the tribunal process all matter. We're property buyers, not letting agents or solicitors, so take proper advice on your obligations and we'll fit around them.

Common questions

Can I sell with tenants still in the property?

Yes — we buy tenanted homes with the tenancy in place, so you don't have to end it or evict anyone.

Do you buy properties on a Private Residential Tenancy?

Yes — most Scottish tenancies since 2017 are PRTs, and we buy them as they are.

What if I want vacant possession instead?

We can work to your timing; ending a PRT uses the statutory grounds through the Housing and Property Chamber.

Are there any fees?

No fees, and we cover the legal costs.

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