Springbok Properties

Springbok Properties works with homeowners who want to sell a house and compare alternatives to a traditional sale. Founded in 2012, the company presents three routes—Cash Sale, Fast Cash, and Fixed Price—that differ in who buys the property, the expected time frame, and the share of market value a seller may receive. Speed is not the only distinction: each option handles price, cash advances, and closing differently.

With Cash Sale, Springbok says it buys directly with its own funds and lists an estimated time frame of 7 to 21 days, or a date agreed with the seller. The website’s comparison figure is 80% of market value, with a valuation backed by RICS. The company says it charges no sale fees or expenses under this option; its comparison table does not include a cash advance before closing.

Fast Cash is positioned as a quicker option with an advertised price of 80% to 90% of the home’s value. The company says the seller may move out two to three days after the survey and that the cash advance is paid when contracts are exchanged. It also says there are no sale fees. These are terms published by the company; the specific amount and date depend on the assessment of each property.

Fixed Price is designed to get closer to market value and works with buyers screened and deposit-secured through Springbok. The website advertises up to 95% of the property’s value and an average completion time of four to eight weeks. Unlike the two direct-purchase routes, this option involves a buyer introduced by the company; sellers can compare it if they prefer price over speed.

The first step is to enter the home’s ZIP code and a few details to request a free, no-obligation offer. Springbok says it assesses the property and presents the option that best fits the owner’s timing and goals. If the seller chooses to proceed, the company says it coordinates the valuation, legal work, and administrative steps through closing, and covers sale costs included in its options.

The three routes create a practical choice: a direct, fast sale; an intermediate option with a cash advance; or a longer process with a deposit-secured buyer. The company publishes these percentages and time frames as features of its products, not as an individual offer guaranteed for every property. The home’s location, condition, and proposed transaction affect the valuation, so the final figure is set after each case is reviewed.

Springbok Properties identifies its registered office at Trafford House in Old Trafford, Manchester. Its website describes a home-sale service managed by phone and online, not a commercial branch open for walk-in visits. For homeowners, it helps to distinguish the registered office from the service process: the first conversation starts with the property details and an offer request.