Sell your house fast in Rotherham
A plain guide for Rotherham sellers. Prices here are rising faster than the rest of South Yorkshire, but that headline hides a lot. Selling in S66 Wickersley is nothing like selling in S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne. New rules have also landed on local landlords. This page covers what's really happening across S60 to S66, and compares estate agent, auction and cash buyer honestly.
Quick answer: We buy houses for cash in every Rotherham postcode. That's S60 to S66, S25 around Aston, Aughton, Dinnington and Todwick, and the DN5/DN12 fringe at Mexborough. We price each house on its own facts, not a formula, so we don't publish a percentage of market value. You get speed, certainty and no fees instead. Written offer the same day, valid for 14 days, completion in 7 to 28 days. We buy ex-mining houses, PRC concrete houses, homes in Rotherham's Selective Licensing wards, probate sales, mortgage arrears and landlord exits under the Renters' Rights Act 2025. If you've just lost your job at Liberty Steel, read the next section first. There is free advice you should try before you talk to anyone about selling.
Three steps to a cash sale in Rotherham
No listing, no viewings, and no waiting to find out whether a buyer in Rotherham holds together.
Step 1
Tell us about the propertyFill in the form at the bottom of this page. Street, condition, and the timescale you're working to.
Step 2
Get your offer the same dayIn writing, valid for 14 days. Our best offer on what you've told us, not a number we work up from.
Step 3
You pick the completion dateWe handle the paperwork with your solicitor. Most sales complete in 7 to 28 days, or later if you need longer.
If you have just lost your job at Liberty Steel, please read this first
Speciality Steel UK Ltd, the Rotherham and Stocksbridge arm of Liberty Steel, went into compulsory liquidation on 21 August 2025. Around 1,500 jobs are at risk across Aldwarke (S62), Brinsworth (S60), Thrybergh (S65) and Stocksbridge, and many more in the firms that supply them. Job losses in Rotherham have risen faster than anywhere else in Yorkshire and the Humber.
If you've just had a redundancy letter, talk to free, independent advice before you decide the house has to go. Money problems after redundancy can often be sorted without selling. There are payment holidays under the FCA Mortgage Charter, longer mortgage terms, redundancy and notice pay, income-protection policies and Support for Mortgage Interest. The right time to talk to a cash buyer is after free advice has said a sale really is the answer. If a Liberty Steel household rings us before that, we point them to the numbers above rather than make an offer. Any cash buyer pushing you to sell without pointing you to free advice first is in the wrong.
How is the Rotherham property market right now (2026)?
Prices in Rotherham are rising faster than in Sheffield, Barnsley or Doncaster. The average home here is worth around £197,400 (HM Land Registry UK House Price Index). Detached houses sit well above that and terraces well below. The borough average tells you very little about your own street.
How long a house takes to sell splits the borough into three:
- Faster postcodes (S66 Wickersley/Bramley/Hellaby, S61 Thorpe Hesley/Greasbrough, S60 Moorgate/Broom): about 41 to 75 days to find a buyer, and most homes do sell.
- Mid-market (S65 Dalton/Thrybergh/Ravenfield): about 56 to 70 days.
- Slower postcodes (S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne, S64 Mexborough/Swinton/Kilnhurst, S66 Maltby, S62 Wath/Brampton/West Melton, S60 town centre/Eastwood): about 95 to 140 days, and around one in five listings comes off the market unsold.
Two other things matter. The Bank of England has cut rates back from their peak, but most people coming off a fixed deal this year still face a bigger monthly payment. That bites hardest in S60, S62 and S65, where steel jobs are common. The Renters' Rights Act 2025 also started on 1 May 2026.
How we price a Rotherham house
We don't publish a percentage of market value, and we'd rather you didn't work from one either. Rotherham isn't a single market. Two houses on the same street can be worth very different money. Condition, tenure, a mining flag or PRC concrete all change it. So we price each house on what it actually is, and on what you tell us about it.
In practice: you tell us the address, the condition and anything a buyer would find out later anyway. We check comparable sales nearby, arrange a short viewing in person or by video, and put a figure in writing the same day. That figure is our best offer at that point, based on the information provided. We don't start low and creep up to get a deal over the line.
The offer stays valid for 14 days. It only changes if the conveyancing, meaning the legal work on the sale, turns up something serious such as a title defect or a structural problem. It can also change if the house turns out to be different from how it was described. If that happens we show you exactly why. There are no fees, we can cover your legal fees if you use our panel solicitor, and typical completion is 7 to 28 days.
If you want to understand what cash buyers as a sector tend to pay, our guide on how cash buyer pricing works answers that question, and the route-by-route comparison is on our cash buyer vs estate agent page. On lender-friendly stock in S66 Wickersley or S61 Thorpe Hesley the estate agent route often nets more once fees are counted, and we will tell you so.
Get a written offerSelling in Rotherham by postcode
The market in S66 Wickersley isn't the market in S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne. National competitor pages treat Rotherham as one place. It isn't. Here's how things actually differ across S60 to S66, with the S25 cross-border belt also covered.
S60: town centre, Moorgate, Broom, Eastwood, Brinsworth, Catcliffe, Waverley
Victorian and Edwardian terraces in Eastwood and Masbrough. 1930s semis in Clifton and East Dene. Newer townhouses around Forge Island and Centenary Way, bigger detached homes in Broom and Moorgate, and the new Waverley estate. Prices run from about £85k to £250k and up. Forge Island and the AMP help S60. The Liberty Steel plant at Brinsworth is the worry.
S61: Kimberworth, Greasbrough, Thorpe Hesley, Scholes, Rawmarsh, Parkgate
Inter-war and post-war semis, plus Victorian terraces along Greasbrough Road. Thorpe Hesley and Scholes are newer estate detached homes, popular with Sheffield commuters using the M1 J35. About £105k to £280k. Kimberworth Park still has a lot of PRC concrete housing (Wimpey No-Fines, Tarran).
S62: Wath upon Dearne (part), Brampton Bierlow, West Melton, Wentworth, Hoober
A postcode of two halves. Brampton and West Melton are former-colliery terraces and ex-council homes. Wentworth, Hoober and the rural fringe contain stone cottages and period detached around Wentworth Woodhouse. £105k-£420k. Coal Authority high-risk across most of the postcode.
S63: Wath upon Dearne (centre), Bolton-upon-Dearne, Adwick upon Dearne
Rotherham's cheapest postcode, roughly £68k to £155k. Old terraced pit housing built for Manvers Main, Wath Main, Hickleton Main and Barnburgh Main collieries. Pockets of PRC (Tarran, Airey, Reema) in Bolton and Adwick. Coal Authority high-risk comprehensive across S63.
S64: Mexborough, Swinton, Kilnhurst (cross-border Doncaster)
£75k-£170k. Mexborough proper sits in the City of Doncaster; the Kilnhurst end is Rotherham; Swinton is fully Rotherham. Sheffield-Doncaster railway line gives genuine commuter optionality. The Don corridor in Kilnhurst carries flood risk. People often get the council tax wrong here, so always check which side of the boundary you're on.
S65: East Herringthorpe, Dalton, Thrybergh, Ravenfield
£110k-£260k. Stable family-housing market with inter-war and post-war semi estates plus Dalton's Victorian core. Strong primary catchment in Dalton, Thrybergh and Ravenfield commuter villages. East Herringthorpe has higher deprivation indicators and a higher socially-rented share.
S66: Wickersley, Bramley, Maltby, Hellaby, Hooton Levitt, Aughton
£120k to £420k and up, and the split is sharp. Wickersley is the easiest part of Rotherham to sell in. Houses there go quickly, helped by the Wickersley School and Sports College catchment. Maltby is the lower end: ex-pit terraces and ex-council homes from the Maltby Colliery era (closed August 2013). Sales there take three months or more, and around one in five listings never sells.
S25: Aston, Aughton, Dinnington, Todwick, Anston
Cross-border belt straddling the Rotherham/Sheffield/Bassetlaw boundary. Modern estate development plus older village cores. £140k-£320k. Dinnington was added to the Selective Licensing scheme in February 2026.
What are Rotherham's distinctive sale challenges?
Some Rotherham houses are far harder to sell on the open market than the headline figures suggest. Mortgage lenders won't lend on them without conditions, and most buyers walk away rather than deal with those conditions. We buy a lot of these houses, for six reasons.
Coal mining risk
Almost the whole eastern half of the borough sits in a Coal Mining Reporting Area, S62, S63, S64 and S66. A mining report can stop a lender.
PRC and defective concrete housing
The Housing Defects Act 1984 designates certain pre-cast concrete types as defective. Without a PRC repair certificate most lenders won't lend, and sales fall through at survey.
Selective Licensing
Rotherham's scheme runs from 15 February 2026 to 14 February 2031 across seven wards. A licence costs £995 per property for the five years.
Empty-homes premium
From 1 April 2026 Rotherham charges double council tax on homes empty 12 months or more, under the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023.
Selling with a tenant
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 scrapped Section 21. To sell empty you now use Ground 1A, which means four months' notice and a 12-month re-let ban.
Japanese knotweed
Knotweed has spread along the Don and Dearne corridors. Houses within about 200m of either river get flagged, and a buyer can sue if you don't declare it.
Not sure where you stand?
Tell us about the property and we'll come back the same day with a written offer, valid for 14 days. No obligation, and no pressure either way.
Get my free cash offerPRC types here include Cornish Unit, Reema Hollow Panel, Wates, Unity, Boot and Whitson-Fairhurst and Smith. Maltby Main was among the local pits, and the CON29M Mining Report and TA6 Property Information Form both come up on a sale. Licensing sits under the Housing Act 2004. Knotweed runs from Templeborough along the Don and Dearne, and you declare it on the TA6 form, as Patarkatsishvili v Woodward-Fisher confirmed.
Want a real figure rather than an estimate?
Two minutes on the form is enough. We price on the property itself, not to a set percentage, and it's our best offer first time.
See what we'd payThree routes compared, what each one nets
Here's how the three routes compare once fees and months of bills are counted. The example is a £160,000 three-bed semi in S66 Wickersley, around the middle of the Rotherham market.
| Route | Likely sale price | Costs | What you keep | How long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Estate agent | About £155,000 | About £6,900: commission, legal work, EPC, five months of bills | About £148,000 | 16 weeks or more, and it can still fall through |
| Auction (modern method) | About £136,000 | About £7,200: entry fee, commission, legal pack, empty months | About £129,000 | 8 to 12 weeks |
| Cash buyer (us) | Priced on the property itself, no set percentage | None. No agent fees, and we can cover your legal fees if you use our panel solicitor | The offer in full, nothing deducted | 7 to 28 days |
One warning on the auction row. Under the modern method of auction the buyer pays a non-refundable reservation fee on top of the hammer price, usually 4.2 to 5% plus VAT. The industry calls that a buyer's fee, not a seller's. That wording hides what really happens. A bidder works to one total budget, so the fee comes out of what they can afford to bid, and the hammer price drops by roughly that much. Your own entry fee, commission and legal pack costs then come off the lower figure.
Our own row has no percentage because we don't price to one. We look at each house on its own facts, and the figure we give you is our best offer at that point, based on what you've told us. The same warning applies to all three routes. Compare what lands in your account, not what you're quoted. An agent's asking price isn't your net figure, and neither is an auction hammer price. Our offer is the figure that reaches your account on completion, with nothing taken off. If the legal work turns up something serious, such as a title or structural problem, we tell you and talk it through rather than cut the price at exchange.
Two worked examples make this more concrete.
Worked example: S66 Wickersley mid-market semi (£160,000)
A 1970s three-bed semi in Wickersley, decent condition, no mining problems. Sold through an agent it takes about 16 weeks. The seller ends up with around £148,300 once commission, legal fees, the EPC and five months of mortgage, council tax and insurance are paid, and the risk of the sale falling through is allowed for.
Our cash route on the same house completes inside a fortnight rather than sixteen weeks. That's about three and a half months of your life back. We won't put a figure on it here. We price each house on what it is and on what the seller tells us, and a number invented for a web page isn't an offer. What we will say plainly is this: for a Wickersley house in good condition with no complications, the open market usually leaves you with more. We say so because it's true. The cash route is for executors worn down by chains collapsing, divorcing couples who want a clean break, and landlords exiting under Ground 1A, where time and certainty matter more than the last few thousand pounds.
Worked example: S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne ex-mining terrace (£95,000)
A two-up two-down ex-pit terrace in Bolton-upon-Dearne. It has a CON29M mining flag for shallow workings, old wiring and single-glazed sash windows. Two local lenders have already declined the surveyed value. Sold through an agent it takes six months or more. The seller ends up with around £78,450 once commission, legal fees, six months of bills and the doubled council tax on an empty home are paid.
Whether our cash route beats that depends on the offer we make on the actual house, and we won't invent a number here. Treat the agent figure carefully too. It only holds if the sale really does drag past six months and every one of those bills really does land. If the house is mortgage-free, or a cash-ready buyer turns up within eight weeks, the agent route wins and we'd say so. What isn't in doubt is the time and the certainty. The open market is slow for older houses with mining or condition problems, which is why we buy so many in S63, S64 and Maltby.
How a Rotherham cash sale actually works
The process is short and there's nothing hidden in it.
Step 1. You tell us about the property using the form. Two minutes. Address, type, postcode, brief situation note.
Step 2. We ring you back and put a written cash offer to you the same day. We'll ask a few things first: is there a tenant, has a mining search been done, is there a PRC certificate, is anything outstanding on the title, and is there a Selective Licensing licence?
Step 3. If you accept, your solicitor and ours are instructed. You can use any solicitor: Rotherham firms (Atteys at Ship Hill S60, Foys at Church Steps S60, Oxley & Coward) and the wider South Yorkshire panel (Banner Jones, Wake Smith, Switalskis, Bury & Walkers) all act on Rotherham sales. Verify any solicitor at solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk. If you use our panel solicitor we cover the legal fees.
Step 4. The legal work moves at the pace of the searches, and that's the main thing setting your completion date. Rotherham MBC's local authority search takes 5 to 8 working days, the Yorkshire Water search 5 to 7 days, and the CON29M mining report 5 to 10 days. Possession claims and family court applications for the borough are heard at the Rotherham County and Family Court, The Statutes, Court Street, Rotherham S60 1YW.
Step 5. Completion in 7 days to 28 days, or aligned to a date that suits you: a probate Grant, a Form A consent order, a Liberty Steel statutory notice period, a school-year move. The pace is yours.
Recent Rotherham developments that affect your sale
- Speciality Steel UK Ltd compulsory liquidation, 21 August 2025. c.1,500 jobs at acute risk across Aldwarke, Brinsworth, Thrybergh and Stocksbridge. Teneo-led sale process opened October 2025 and remains live.
- Selective Licensing Scheme started 15 February 2026. Seven wards: Brinsworth, Dinnington, town centre and Eastwood, Masbrough and Kimberworth, Parkgate, Thurcroft. £995 per property for five years, and up to £30,000 if you let without a licence.
- Forge Island opened in 2024. Cinema, hotel and restaurants on the River Don, with more opening through 2026.
- Markets and Library redevelopment. New Market Hall June 2026, central library December 2026, refurbished Indoor Market autumn 2027.
- Don Valley Corridor. Sheffield and Rotherham councils are both backing it, and it has Investment Zone status. It links the AMP at Catcliffe and Waverley to Sheffield Forgemasters' new site.
- Waverley new town (Harworth Group). Around 2,500 of 4,000 homes are built, which keeps demand up in S60 and Catcliffe.
How to verify any Rotherham cash buyer, including us
The cash-buying industry has people in it whom you wouldn't want to deal with. A short, sensible check filters out the bad actors. None of it takes more than fifteen minutes.
- Companies House. Search at find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk.
- Proof of funds. A solicitor's letter on letterhead, dated within 14 days of the offer, confirming cleared funds in client account and quoting the solicitor's SRA number. Screenshots of bank balances aren't the same.
- Solicitor cross-check. Cross-check our (or any buyer's) solicitor at solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk: firm regulated, in good standing, named individual authorised.
- Independent reviews, honest acknowledgement. We don't yet have the public review density the largest national cash-buyer brands have built over a decade. The strongest verification we offer is the permanent Companies House record, our willingness to be checked at every step, and your right to use your own solicitor and your own independent advice before you commit.
- Your right to your own solicitor. Always available. A legitimate buyer supports this and never pressures you toward only their nominated solicitor.
- Three independent voices. Citizens Advice Rotherham & District (01709 515 680 / 0808 278 7911), StepChange (0800 138 1111) and MoneyHelper (0800 138 7777). None have any commercial reason to recommend us. For unauthorised sale-and-rent-back concerns: FCA Financial Services Register at register.fca.org.uk and Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040.
What a legitimate buyer will never ask for: an upfront fee from you; a signature on anything binding before they've made you a written offer; an insistence that you use only their solicitor as a condition of the sale; cash on the doorstep; or a sale-and-rent-back pitch without FCA authorisation (criminal under FSMA 2000 s.23).
Frequently asked questions: Rotherham
Most Rotherham sales complete in 7 to 28 days, and 7 days is possible once you accept the offer. We are the buyer, so there's no chain, no mortgage approval and no broker. If there's no mortgage on the house and the title is clean, it can be quick. If there's a CON29M mining flag, a tenant in place, or a probate grant to wait for, we work to your date.
Every Rotherham postcode: S60 town centre and Brinsworth, S61 Kimberworth and Thorpe Hesley, S62 Wath and Wentworth, S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne, S64 Mexborough and Swinton, S65 Dalton and Herringthorpe, and S66 Wickersley, Bramley and Maltby, plus S25 Aston/Aughton/Dinnington/Todwick on the cross-border belt, and the DN5/DN12 fringe at Mexborough where it crosses into Doncaster.
Yes. Almost the entire eastern half of the borough sits in a Coal Mining Reporting Area. CON29M shallow-workings flags don't block a cash purchase, they block mortgaged ones. Maltby Main Colliery closed August 2013; Cortonwood, Manvers Main, Wath Main, Kilnhurst, Silverwood, Roundwood and Thrybergh Hall all left a documented legacy. We buy regardless of mining flags.
Yes. We buy concrete houses classed as defective under Housing Act 1985 Part XVI, without a Code 6 repair certificate. The named types sit in pockets of S61 Kimberworth Park, S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne and S66 Maltby. Where high street lenders won't lend, we take the risk on.
There is no formula and no fixed percentage. We price each house on what it actually is: the postcode, the condition, the tenure, any mining, PRC or Selective Licensing flags, and what you tell us about your situation. The figure we put in writing is our best offer at that point. We don't start low and work up to get a deal over the line. It can only change later if the legal work turns up something serious, such as a title defect or a structural problem, or if the house turns out to be different from how it was described. On easy-to-mortgage homes in S66 Wickersley or S61 Thorpe Hesley the estate agent route often leaves you with more once fees are paid, and we'll say so. If you want to know what cash buyers as a sector tend to pay, our guide on how cash buyer pricing works answers that.
No. You pay nothing. Legal fees are covered if you use our panel solicitor; if you use your own solicitor we negotiate that case-by-case, but you never pay us a fee. No valuation fees, no admin fees, no exit fees.
Yes, always. Local firms include Atteys (Ship Hill, S60), Foys (Church Steps, S60), Oxley & Coward (Rotherham, since 1825) and Hattersley Heaton in the town centre. The wider South Yorkshire panel includes Banner Jones, Wake Smith, Switalskis, Bury & Walkers, Howells and Norrie Waite & Slater. Check any solicitor at solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk.
The seven wards are Brinsworth, Dinnington, Rotherham town centre and Eastwood, Masbrough and Kimberworth, Parkgate, and Thurcroft. If the property is already licensed, the licence can pass to a fit and proper buyer with the council's consent. If it isn't licensed and you've been letting there, the searches will show it up. You then either get a licence before completion, or the price is adjusted, or the buyer takes the risk knowingly. A tenant can also claim back up to 12 months' rent through a Rent Repayment Order. With a cash sale we handle it in the price rather than making you sort it first.
Usually yes. From 1 April 2026 Rotherham MBC charges double council tax on homes left empty for 12 months or more. On a Band D house that's roughly £2,300 to £2,500 a year on top of everything else. Rotherham is the last of the four South Yorkshire boroughs to bring this in, so executors who were comfortable holding a house through 2025 are now inside the new rules.
We buy with the tenant still in place, which is the usual route for buy-to-let exits under the Act. You avoid the Ground 1A four-month notice and the 12-month re-let ban altogether. The new owner takes on the tenancy as part of the purchase, and your solicitor tells the tenant about the change of landlord under Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 s.3. For low-yield rentals in S60, S63 and S64, this is the cleanest way out.
Before any commercial conversation, talk to free advice. StepChange (0800 138 1111), Shelter (0808 800 4444), Citizens Advice (0800 144 8848) and MoneyHelper (0800 138 7777) are free and independent. Many redundancy-driven cashflow problems can be managed without selling: payment holidays under the FCA Mortgage Charter, term extensions, statutory redundancy and notice pay, Support for Mortgage Interest. The right time to talk to us is after free advice has concluded a sale is genuinely the answer. We won't pressure a Liberty Steel household to sell.
Six checks: Companies House (check the buyer’s registration); proof of funds via solicitor's letter dated within 14 days; cross-check our solicitor at the SRA; honest acknowledgement of our review density vs the big national brands; your right to use your own solicitor; and a Citizens Advice / StepChange / MoneyHelper second opinion before any signature. We would rather you verify us properly than ask you to take our word for it.
More questions Rotherham sellers ask
We are a local buyer, not a call centre. South Yorkshire Property Buyers is run jointly by Bullseye Properties Ltd (14869608) and Dearne Valley Properties Ltd (11886498), both working across Rotherham and the rest of South Yorkshire. That means we know the difference between a Wickersley semi and a Maltby ex-pit terrace, so what we offer is based on your street, not a national average. You can check both companies on Companies House.
It depends a lot on your postcode. In S66 Wickersley, S61 Thorpe Hesley and S60 Moorgate, homes are selling in roughly 41 to 75 days. In S63 Bolton-upon-Dearne, S64 Mexborough and Swinton, and in Maltby, it is more like 95 to 140 days, and around one in five listings comes off the market unsold. Add the legal work on top of any agreed sale.
We do come and look, but only once and only briefly. We speak to you first, ask a few questions about the property and your situation, and give you a written offer the same day. Then one short visit, in person or by video, confirms the condition before we go firm. There are no repeat viewings, no open houses and no strangers traipsing round every weekend.
Yes, and that is a big part of what we do. Older ex-pit terraces, concrete-built ex-council homes, damp, dated wiring or an old mining flag all put mortgage buyers off, because their lender gets twitchy. We don't need a mortgage, so the things scaring your buyers away don't stop us. Tell us what the surveys said and we will give you a straight answer.
Not a number, no, and we would rather not pretend otherwise. We don't work to a percentage, so any figure put on this page before we have seen your property would be a guess dressed up as a valuation. What we can do is talk it through with no obligation. Tell us the address and an honest description of the condition, and we will put a written figure in front of you the same day. That figure is our best offer based on what you have told us, it is valid for 14 days, and asking for it doesn't commit you to selling. For background on how the cash-buying sector prices, read how cash buyer pricing works.
There is no board, no listing and no photos online with us, so a sale is far quieter than going through an agent. We can't promise total secrecy though. Sales are recorded at HM Land Registry and the price becomes public afterwards, as it does for any house. What we can say is that nobody is walking round your home on a Saturday and no advert goes up.
No. You don't have to empty it first. We buy in any condition, and furniture, carpets and whatever is in the loft or garage can stay where it is. Take out what matters to you, tell us what you would like to leave, and we will confirm what we can take on before you commit. If it helps, we can set a completion date that gives you time to go through things properly.
It is worth a call, but be ready for an honest answer. If the debt is bigger than a cash offer, we can't complete unless your lender agrees to accept less, or you can cover the shortfall. Sometimes that works, sometimes it doesn't. Ring StepChange on 0800 138 1111 first. It is free and independent, and there may be options that don't involve selling.
No. Nothing binds you until contracts are exchanged, and you can walk away before that. We don't charge you a penny if you do. Our written offer stands for 14 days, so you have time to think it over, get a second opinion, or speak to your own solicitor. We would rather you took that time than felt rushed. Anyone pushing you to sign on the spot isn't treating you properly.
We buy both, though flats take a bit more checking. Flats around the town centre can carry short leases, ground rent problems or service charge arrears, and those can affect what we can pay. None of that rules a flat out. Send us the address and the lease details and we will tell you straight whether we are the right buyer for it.
Guides that might help
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