Reasons to Sell: Enforcement Notice
An enforcement notice is issued when a development takes place without proper planning permission, or when a development violates the conditions that were originally laid out in the planning permission.
After receiving an enforcement notice, certain actions must be taken by the landowner to remedy the breaches outlined in the notice. Otherwise, the issue can become a criminal offence and the landowner will have to go to court.
Sometimes, in these cases, selling the land for cash is the best option. This is especially true if you don’t have the funds to correct the breaches listed in the enforcement notice. You can get paid and start over somewhere else.
How We Can Help
If you’ve recently received an enforcement notice and have decided to move forward with selling your land, consider working with us at We Buy Land. This is one of the easiest ways to get this property off your hands and move forward with your next project.
Our team of consultants specialize in fast property sales and instant decisions, and we have an excellent track record working with all kinds of property owners in all kinds of situations. Reach out to us today for a free land valuation.