Vacant properties
Empty homes that you would prefer not to keep holding.
For owners and sellers
Reach investor buyers for your property.
If your property could suit an investor, we connect it with our network of property investors and other appropriate marketing channels, where agreed.
Who this suits
Properties that may appeal to investors.
Tenanted properties
Let properties where an investor would take over the tenancy.
Properties needing work
Homes that need refurbishment and suit buyers who add value.
Residential investment properties
Buy-to-let and HMO properties, and multi-unit residential buildings.
Portfolios
Groups of residential properties that suit portfolio buyers, where appropriate.
Landlords and owners
Anyone who wants to reach investor buyers rather than sell the traditional way.
What happens next
Six clear steps.
- Submit property details
- We discuss the property and your requirements
- We consider its suitability for investor buyers
- We introduce or market it through agreed channels
- We facilitate communication with interested parties
- Both sides progress with their professional advisers
Please note
Submitting a property does not guarantee a buyer, a sale or a particular sale price. We will tell you honestly if we think a property is not a good fit for investor buyers.
Fees are agreed in writing before we start work for you. See How It Works for the full process.
Have a Property to Sell? We Want to Hear From You.
Tell us about the property. We will review it and get back to you to discuss whether it may suit investor buyers.
All fields are required unless marked optional.
Seller questions
Quick answers
What kind of property can I submit?
Residential property in Nottingham, Leicester, Derby and the wider East Midlands that may suit investors: vacant, tenanted, needing refurbishment, buy-to-let, HMO, multi-unit or portfolio.
Will you definitely find me a buyer?
No. We cannot guarantee a buyer, a sale or a price. We introduce suitable properties to our investor network and other appropriate channels where agreed.
Does my property need to be in good condition?
No. Investors often look at properties that need work. Tell us the real condition so we can describe it accurately.
Can I submit a tenanted property?
Yes. Let us know the tenancy details when we speak. Investors often consider tenanted property.
What do you charge?
Fees are agreed in writing before we start work for you. Contact us to discuss.
Will I be asked for identification?
Yes. We are required to carry out identity and anti-money laundering checks. See our AML compliance statement.
Who handles the legal side of the sale?
You and the buyer each use your own solicitors or conveyancers. We do not give legal advice.