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Is the rent truly guaranteed?
Ask how the guarantee works.
Is it written into the contract?
Is it paid whether the property is occupied or not?
What happens if their end tenant stops paying?
Clarity here protects you from surprises.

Will they look after the property?
Who handles maintenance?
Who pays for minor repairs?
How often do they inspect?
A professional operator should have clear systems for upkeep and reporting, not vague promises.

Do they add value or just use the space?
Will they furnish it?
Improve presentation?
Upgrade compliance?
A good operator should leave the property in the same or better condition over time, not run it into the ground.

Are they relationship focused or purely numbers driven?
Do they communicate clearly?
Are they transparent about how they operate?
Do they see this as a long term partnership?
The best arrangements feel collaborative, not transactional.

What is their track record?
Have they worked with other landlords?
Can they show consistency?
Reputation matters more than marketing.

At the end of the day, a strong rental partnership should give you three things:
Predictable income,
Peace of mind,
Confidence that your asset is being respected.

It is interesting how many people assume that once an offer is accepted, the sale is effectively done. In reality, nothing is legally binding until contracts are exchanged, which means prices can be renegotiated after surveys, lenders can down value properties, and chains can unexpectedly collapse. Even cash purchases can face legal delays, and the headline price is not always the final amount a seller walks away with once fees and charges are taken into account.

One thing we have learned from working with clients over the years is that having options matters. For those prioritising maximum price and willing to wait, a traditional agent route can make sense. For those who value speed, certainty, and peace of mind, selling directly to a committed buyer can often feel simpler and more controlled. It ultimately comes down to what matters most in that moment.

There are also other strategies such as:

LOA/ Seller financing - If you own a property that has been sitting empty, or you are a landlord who wants a steady exit without the stress of managing tenants, a Lease Option or Seller Financing agreement could help you. Instead of waiting months for a traditional sale and paying estate agent fees, you agree terms directly with us. You receive a consistent monthly income and a clear purchase plan, while we take over the management and responsibility of the property. For us, it means lower upfront capital and fewer bank delays. For you, it means simplicity, predictable payments, and a structured path forward without the usual friction of a standard sale.