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Right Move Property Ltd People deserve more than a fast sale, they deserve a fair one.

Why choose me over an estate agents when selling your house? 🏑I'm not a call centre. I'm not one of those adverts promis...
08/08/2026

Why choose me over an estate agents when selling your house? 🏑

I'm not a call centre. I'm not one of those adverts promising to buy any house in 24 hours. I'm one person, and that's my unique standpoint.

When you deal with a big buying company, you get passed around. A different name every call, a script, a promise that quietly changes once they've got you interested.

With me, you only ever deal with me. I read the first message, I view the house, I make the offer, and I'm still the person you're speaking to on completion day. Nothing gets handed off. Nothing gets lost.

It also means I can be flexible in a way a big chain simply can't. A tricky timeline, an unusual situation, a property that needs work. I can look at it properly, use 30 years of knowing this local market, and find a way through.

You're not a case number to me. You're a person with a situation, and I treat it that way.

If that's the kind of service you've been looking for, drop me a message. πŸ’š

Since I'm a new face to a lot of you lovely new followers, I wanted to introduce myself properly, because I think it mat...
06/08/2026

Since I'm a new face to a lot of you lovely new followers, I wanted to introduce myself properly, because I think it matters far more than just saying that I buy houses. 🏑

I'm Sally, and I run Right Move Property. I'm not a national chain and I'm not a faceless office. When you message me, I'm the one who reads it, and I'm the one who replies. 😊

I've been buying houses for over 30 years, and I started Right Move Property back in 2019 because I kept meeting good people stuck in genuinely hard situations, being let down by a system that wasn't built for them. Sales falling through at the last minute. Offers coming in way under value. Or simply tumbleweed, with no viewings, no interest and no end in sight.

So I buy houses directly, for cash, right here across Yorkshire. No estate agents, no chains, no legal fees for you to find, and no house full of strangers judging your home. Just one honest conversation, a fair offer, and a sale you can actually rely on.

Over the next few weeks I'll be sharing exactly how it all works and what I really do behind the scenes.

Lovely to meet you all, and do say hello in the comments whenever you're ready. πŸ’š

If you've been reading along over the past few weeks and something I've shared has resonated with you, I just wanted to ...
03/08/2026

If you've been reading along over the past few weeks and something I've shared has resonated with you, I just wanted to take a moment to say that this post is for you. 😊

I've been buying houses across Yorkshire for over 30 years now and in that time I've helped a lot of people through situations that felt really hard, whether that was a bereavement, a complicated life change, a property that needed work, a landlord ready to step back from the market or someone who simply needed things to be sorted quickly and properly. Every single situation has been different and every single person has deserved to be treated with honesty and care.🏑

That's what I do and it's the only way I know how to do it.

If you're thinking about selling, for any reason at all and at whatever stage you're at, I would genuinely love to hear from you.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106
βœ‰οΈ [email protected]
🌐 rightmoveproperty.co.uk
πŸ“ Based in Gomersal, serving all of Yorkshire

And if you know someone who's going through something difficult and could do with talking to someone who actually takes the time to listen, please feel free to share this post. You might just give someone the nudge they needed. πŸ™

I want to be honest about something because I think it matters. A quick sale isn't the right answer for everyone and I w...
01/08/2026

I want to be honest about something because I think it matters. A quick sale isn't the right answer for everyone and I will always tell you that upfront rather than push you towards something that isn't right for your situation. 🏑

If you've got plenty of time, your property is in good condition and there's no real pressure on you, the open market might get you a higher price and that's genuinely worth knowing before you make any decisions.

Where selling directly tends to make a lot of sense is when certainty matters more than squeezing out the last possible penny. When the property needs work and you don't want to put money into it before selling. When life has thrown something complicated at you, a bereavement, a separation, financial pressure, and you just need things to be simple. When you're under time pressure that the traditional market can't realistically accommodate. When you're a landlord who wants a clean exit without having to disrupt the people living in your property.

It's not a lesser option and it's not something to feel embarrassed about. It's just a different route and for the right person at the right moment it genuinely makes all the difference.

If you're not sure whether it's right for your situation, the simplest thing to do is just ring me or drop me a message and we can talk it through together. No pitch, just a conversation.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106

Have you got questions about any of this? I'd love to help, drop them in the comments. πŸ‘‡

If you've been on the fence about selling, here's a question worth sitting with for a minute. πŸ€” If nothing changed, if y...
30/07/2026

If you've been on the fence about selling, here's a question worth sitting with for a minute. πŸ€”

If nothing changed, if you kept things exactly as they are for another twelve months, how would that actually feel? πŸ’­

For some people, the honest answer is fine. The traditional market or simply staying put is absolutely the right call, and there's no rush at all.

But for a lot of people I speak to, whether that's a landlord exhausted by the upkeep, a family still carrying an inherited property, or someone whose plans abroad keep being held up by an uncertain sale, the honest answer is something closer to exhausted, stuck, or relieved just imagining it being over. If that's closer to how you feel, that's usually a sign worth paying attention to.

You don't need a dramatic reason to want things to be simpler. Wanting one less thing on your mind is reason enough on its own. 😊

If your honest answer to that question wasn't "fine," I'd genuinely love to talk it through with you. No pressure, no obligation, just an honest conversation about what your options actually look like.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106

How did that question sit with you? You're welcome to answer honestly in the comments, or just keep it to yourself and have a think. Either way is completely fine. πŸ’­

There's lots of new faces here so, I wanted to be really clear about exactly who I help and why, because I think it matt...
27/07/2026

There's lots of new faces here so, I wanted to be really clear about exactly who I help and why, because I think it matters more than just saying "I buy houses."

This month I've talked about landlords feeling burnt out and confused about Section 21, families inheriting properties they never expected to be responsible for, and people relocating or moving abroad against a deadline the traditional market just can't promise to meet. If any of that has resonated with you, this is genuinely who I'm here for.

πŸ”‘ Landlords who are tired, ready to step back, but don't want to disrupt good tenants to do it

πŸ’™ Anyone who's inherited a property and feels completely out of their depth

✈️ People relocating or moving abroad who need a confirmed date more than anything else

🏑 Homeowners who simply need a sale to happen without the traditional market's stress and uncertainty

I buy houses across Yorkshire with cash. No estate agents, no legal fees for you to find, no chains, and where it's relevant, no disruption to tenants either.

I've been doing this for over 30 years and the thing that matters to me most is that nobody I work with feels rushed or judged for the situation they're in.

If any part of this has felt like it was written for you, it probably was. Get in touch whenever feels right.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106
βœ‰οΈ [email protected]
🌐 rightmoveproperty.co.uk

And if you know someone carrying any of this, please feel free to share it along. πŸ™

If you've been reading along over the past few weeks and something I've shared has resonated with you, I just wanted to ...
25/07/2026

If you've been reading along over the past few weeks and something I've shared has resonated with you, I just wanted to take a moment to say that this post is for you. 😊

I've been buying houses across Yorkshire for over 30 years now and in that time I've helped a lot of people through situations that felt really hard, whether that was a bereavement, a complicated life change, a property that needed work, a landlord ready to step back from the market or someone who simply needed things to be sorted quickly and properly. Every single situation has been different and every single person has deserved to be treated with honesty and care. 🏑

That's what I do and it's the only way I know how to do it.

If you're thinking about selling, for any reason at all and at whatever stage you're at, I would genuinely love to hear from you. There's no sales pitch, no pressure and no obligation. Just a real conversation about what you're dealing with and what your options actually look like.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106

βœ‰οΈ [email protected]

🌐 rightmoveproperty.co.uk

πŸ“ Based in Gomersal, serving all of Yorkshire

And if you know someone who's going through something difficult and could do with talking to someone who actually takes the time to listen, please feel free to share this post. You might just give someone the nudge they needed. πŸ™

A lot has changed for landlords since 1 May 2026, and I think it's worth talking through because there's a lot of confus...
23/07/2026

A lot has changed for landlords since 1 May 2026, and I think it's worth talking through because there's a lot of confusing information out there right now.
The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026. Here's what it really means in straightforward terms.

No-fault evictions no longer exist. The old Section 21 notice, which allowed landlords to end a tenancy without giving a reason, has been abolished. If you now need to regain possession of your property, you have to use a Section 8 notice and give a specific legal ground for doing so. Those grounds include things like genuine rent arrears, antisocial behaviour, or wanting to sell the property, but each one has its own rules about notice periods and evidence required.
All tenancies are now periodic, meaning rolling month to month, regardless of what your original agreement said. Fixed-term assured shorthold tenancies no longer exist. 🏠

Rent increases are limited to once per year, and you need to give at least two months' notice using a Section 13 notice.

For a lot of landlords this feels like a significant shift, and it is. The rules are more complex, the paperwork is more involved, and the margin for error is smaller.
What I'd say is this. If you've been thinking about selling and the new rules are making that feel more urgent, or if the whole thing just feels like one complication too many, that's a very understandable place to be right now.

I buy properties directly and with tenants staying in place if needed, which means none of this possession process applies. No notices, no grounds, no court involvement.

If you'd like to talk through your options, I'm always happy to have a straightforward conversation. 😊

πŸ“ž 01274 888106

🌐 rightmoveproperty.co.uk

Have questions about what the Renters' Rights Act means for your situation? Drop them below and I'll do my best to help. πŸ‘‡

When you're moving abroad, certainty is worth more than almost anything else. Here's what that looks like in practice. 🏑...
20/07/2026

When you're moving abroad, certainty is worth more than almost anything else. Here's what that looks like in practice. 🏑

A confirmed sale date you can build the rest of your plans around. No buyer's mortgage that might fall through three weeks before completion. No chain above or below you that can collapse for reasons entirely outside your control. No estate agent to chase up by email at midnight because of the time difference.

When I buy a property directly, none of those uncertainties apply. There's no lender, no chain, no waiting on someone else's solicitor to reply. Once we agree a price and a date, that's what happens, and you can plan your flights, your visa appointments, your new rental, everything else, around a date you actually trust. 😊

I know that for a lot of people in this situation, it's not really about getting the highest possible price. It's about being able to say with confidence to your new employer, your new landlord, your family, "the house is sorted, this is happening." That peace of mind is worth a great deal when everything else in your life is already in motion. 🏑

If the uncertainty of a traditional sale is the thing standing between you and a confirmed moving date, I'd love to help take that off your plate.

πŸ“ž 01274 888106
🌐 rightmoveproperty.co.uk

What's the part of relocating that's felt most out of your control so far? I'd love to know! 😊

If you're planning a move abroad, you're not just managing one stressful timeline. You're managing two, and they rarely ...
18/07/2026

If you're planning a move abroad, you're not just managing one stressful timeline. You're managing two, and they rarely cooperate with each other (been there, done that!) 😊

There's the new life, the job that starts on a fixed date, the visa paperwork with its own deadlines, a rental somewhere new that won't simply wait around while you sort things out back home. And then there's the house sale, running on a completely separate clock, one that depends on a buyer's mortgage being approved, a survey going smoothly, a chain of other people's sales all lining up at the same time. 🏠

When those two timelines start to pull against each other, the stress isn't really about the move itself. It's about the not knowing. Will the house sell in time? Will you have to delay the move, or worse, manage everything from a different country while it drags on?

If you're feeling that particular kind of pressure right now, I don't think people talk about it enough. It's a really difficult thing to hold, on top of everything else moving abroad already involves.

There is a way to take that uncertainty off the table entirely, and I'll talk more about that this week. For now, if this is where you are, I just want you to know it's a completely valid thing to be finding stressful. 🌍

Is this something you're dealing with right now? I'd love to hear where you're at, even just in a comment.

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