Thinking of selling your property?

Discover What Your Property Could Fetch at Auction!

A faster, more secure way to sell your home with competitive bidding, no chain delays unlike estate agents and we don't charge you any fees!

We don't charge you any fees (even after a sale)
We pay for all your marketing (pictures, video & drone)
We guarantee you an offer for your property within 28 days!

How Does Selling With TCPA Work?

Step 1

Tell us about your property

Fill out a quick form (under 60 seconds)

Our expert valuer will contact you within 24 hours and explain how it works.

No selling fees (we charge the buyers) and we will agree the price to list on the auction

Step 2

We List & Market Aggressively

Pro photos, drone (if necessary) & video footage

We will feature your property on Rightmove, Zoopla & Global Platforms getting you maximum exposure at no cost to you!

Targeted ads and contact with serious buyers

Step 3

Auction Day Arrives!

Our auction day is the last Wednesday of the month

Buyers already waiting start to place bids and offers!

The auction ends, and you can accept the best offer!

Step 4

Get Your Money, Fast!

The offer you accept, the buyer pays a 10% deposit immediately

You receive the full balance in just 28 DAYS!

That's it. No stress. No waiting. No lowball offers

Why More Sellers Are Choosing Auction Over Estate Agents

Speed of Sale

Estate Agents usually take 3-6+ months to sell your house.

TCPA often within 28 days!

Fall-through Risk

Estate Agents have a 1-in-3 fall-through rate

TCPA under 2%!

Chain Delays

Estate Agents usually have long chains

TCPA none

Seller Fees

Estate Agents charge 1-2% + Marketing + VAT

TCPA fees paid by the buyer

Transparency & Competition

Estate Agents have limited offers and exposure.

TCPA has live and competitive bidding

Customer Testimonials

"Sold in 3 weeks"

"Ryan and Laurie made the process easy and stress free. Home report and pictures done on the same day. Had an offer within the week. Would definitely use them again and would recommend if you want to sell without all the estate agent fuss"

- Fee Blair

"My house sold quickly"

"Absolutely fantastic service. Ryan Retson was a pleasure to deal with. So helpful and knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humour.

He went above and beyond anything I would have got from the traditional estate agent route."

- David Phin

"Great experience"

"Great experience. Chatted with Laurie , great guy. Open , honest and facilitated my query fantastically . Great service"

- Ben Wilkinson

Is Auction Right for You?

Want a fast, stress free sale

Inherited or vacant property

Facing repossession

Financial pressure

Buy-to-let portfolio disposal

Need certainty and security

Let down by estate agents

House needs lots of work

Damaged property

FAQ

Why sell at Auction?

Selling at auction is one of the safest ways to secure a sale. As soon as the hammer falls, the sale is legally binding, so there’s no risk of the buyer pulling out. The buyer must pay a 10% deposit immediately and has 28 days to complete the purchase. It’s a fast, straightforward process with no long delays like with estate agents.

Why your auction over others?

Some auction sites say they will sell your property in 28 days, but make you sign up for 3+ months. This is the typical time an estate agent might take. Many of them also have hidden fees, where they will say something like 'if we don't sell after 3 months, you can walk away" - however if you decide or get an offer privately or elsewhere within those 3-months they tend to charge you huge marketing fees. And if they do sell your property, they will also charge you. We don't charge you anything, we only charge the buyers!

How much does it cost?

We don't charge you any fees! Selling at auction is one of the safest ways to secure a sale. As soon as the hammer falls, the sale is legally binding, so there’s no risk of the buyer pulling out. The buyer must pay a 10% deposit immediately and has 28 days to complete the purchase. It’s a fast, straightforward process with no long delays like with estate agents.

Can my house be sold before the auction?

Yes, if a buyer makes an acceptable offer before the auction, you can agree to sell before the auction day.

Is the process entirely confidential?

Yes, the auction process is confidential. We don’t share any personal details about you with potential buyers. The only information available is about the property itself. All negotiations and sales details remain private between you, us, and the buyer..

Can I see who’s bidding on my property?

We will inform you of any bids on your property

What’s a legal pack?

A legal pack is a set of documents about the property, like title deeds and lease agreements. It gives buyers the information they need to bid confidently.

What happens if the price I get isn’t what I want?

If the price doesn’t meet your expectations and doesn’t reach your reserve, you don’t have to sell. We’ll explore other options to get you the price you want.

What is a buyer’s premium?

A buyer’s premium is a fee the buyer pays on top of the winning bid. It’s usually a percentage of the final sale price.ils remain private between you, us, and the buyer..

Do I need a solicitor?

Yes, having a solicitor is essential for preparing the legal pack and handling the sale smoothly. If you do not have a solicitor, we can put you in touch with an expert who will get paid only when you do. So no upfront costs or stress!

What areas do you cover?

We cover the whole of Scotland, ensuring your property gets seen by the right potential buyers for your region!

What’s a reserve price?

A reserve price is the lowest price you’re willing to accept for your property. The property won’t sell unless bids reach or go above this amount.

How do you advertise my property?

We market your property across all major property platforms and to our exclusive list of cash-ready buyers. We also use social media and other digital tools to get maximum exposure.

What happens if the buyer pulls out?

If the buyer pulls out after the auction, they lose their deposit, and you may have the chance to relist your property or sell to the next highest bidder.