Ready to sell one property—or several?

A practical conversation

Your exit does not have to begin with an estate-agent listing.

Whether you are simplifying a portfolio, retiring from lettings or dealing with a property that needs investment, tell us what you own and what outcome matters most.

• Single houses, flats and small portfolios considered
• Tenanted property considered subject to tenancy details
• Properties requiring repairs or improvement welcome
• Confidential, no-obligation initial review
• Flexible timing discussed case by case

We will need accurate tenancy, rent, compliance and condition information before progressing. Existing tenants’ legal rights and all statutory requirements must be respected.

Preparing for a review

Clear property information helps us assess a landlord sale.

For a tenanted property, we will normally need to understand the tenancy terms, rent, deposit arrangements, payment position, safety records and any outstanding repairs. For vacant property, the condition, services and work required are usually the main starting points.

You do not need to assemble a formal sales pack before making an initial enquiry. Begin with the address, number of units, occupancy and broad condition. If the opportunity may fit, we can then explain which documents are needed for a proper review.

• Current tenancy agreements and rent schedule
• Deposit and compliance information where applicable
• Known repairs, licences or notices affecting the property
• Preferred timing and whether properties are being sold together

A direct proposal may be below the result achievable through an open-market sale. Landlords should compare price, costs, timing and certainty and obtain their own legal and tax advice.