Selling a let property in Port Talbot on the open market usually means either serving notice and losing rent, or limiting yourself to buy-to-let buyers whose lenders scrutinise the tenancy file. We buy tenanted Port Talbot property with occupation contract holders in situ.
Quick Sales UK operates nationally and buys directly for cash across England and South Wales. We do not have a physical office in Port Talbot.

Under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 landlords must generally give occupation contract holders six months' notice on a no-fault basis, and that notice cannot be served in the first six months of a contract. That timescale alone removes a fast open-market sale as an option for many landlords.
Buy-to-let lenders then want the occupation contract, the written statement, Rent Smart Wales registration, a valid EPC, gas safety and electrical certificates. A gap anywhere in that file can delay or collapse a mortgage-backed sale weeks in.
We buy as an investor, so the occupation contract transfers to us on the same terms. Nobody moves, no notice is served, and rent continues to you until completion.
We take properties on as their compliance stands. Lapsed registration or missing certificates become our responsibility from completion rather than a last-minute renegotiation.
You do not need their permission, but they must be told of the change of landlord once it happens. Most tenants continue exactly as before.
No. It does not stop the sale; compliance transfers to us at completion.
Yes — we can complete a group of Port Talbot properties on one date or take them individually.