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Developers in Garston

Garston stock that is not earning.

An empty Garston unit still costs finance, council tax and service charge every month it stands there. We take it on a company let and pay a fixed monthly rent instead.

Three Ways We Work

The three arrangements.

Unsold & Slow-Moving Units

Finished units producing income while they sit on the market, with vacant possession returned on agreed notice. How this works →

Site Team Accommodation

Beds for the people building it: your team together, near site, on one account that invoices once a month. How this works →

Whole Block or Phase

A phase let as one thing to one counterparty, with the void risk sitting on our side of the line. How this works →

Garston

What drives the number

Whatever is agreed gets written down before either side commits, including what happens if it stops working. A rent with no agreed exit is not a better deal, it is an argument scheduled for later.

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How the work gets done

At the end of the term the property comes back to the standard set out at handover, fair wear and tear excepted. What that standard is was written down before we took it on.

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Who this suits — and who it doesn't

The owners who get most from it are the ones who tell us their constraints early: dates they need, works they will not fund, tenants they will not take. Constraints are easy to design around and awkward to discover.

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Certificates, licensing and insurance

The paperwork is dull and it is the part that protects an owner when something goes wrong. It gets done properly rather than quickly.

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What we won't do

We do not lock owners into terms they have not read. If somebody wants a week to have the agreement looked over, they should take it.

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How to begin

The first step is an appraisal, and it is free. An owner who decides against it afterwards has lost nothing but an hour.

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Other places we work near Garston

Straight Answers

Where we actually are.

Maine Property Solutions Ltd is a young company. We operate two properties of our own and we have not yet run a developer scheme, so what we are offering is a contract rather than a track record. Run your covenant check before you rely on the rent. Company No. 16187542, and we will hand over what you need to check it properly. On larger schemes a deposit, a guarantee or a staged take-up is the normal answer, not a sign of reluctance.

Nothing on this page is a valuation, a financial promotion or investment advice. Terms are specific to the scheme in front of us and are agreed in writing before either side commits.

Your Questions

Garston: the practical questions.

Still not sure? Ask us about your property and we'll answer for your specific situation.

Do you actually pay if a Garston unit sits empty?

Yes. The rent is a fixed monthly sum under the agreement, payable whether or not anyone is staying in the property. The void risk moves to us, which is why the figure sits below the best a unit might achieve in a strong month.

Can we keep marketing the Garston units for sale?

Yes, and most developers do. A break clause lets you recover vacant possession on an agreed notice period once you have a buyer, and viewings are arranged with reasonable notice.

Is this an AST?

No. It is a company let: Maine Property Solutions Ltd becomes the tenant and carries the rent obligation. Your solicitor should read the agreement before you sign it, and we would expect them to.

How many Garston units would you take?

A single unit is straightforward. A whole block is a bigger step and will get a more cautious answer, because we are a small company - we would rather say that on the first call than three weeks into your programme.

Who are you?

Maine Property Solutions Ltd, Companies House number 16187542, registered office Office 1, Izabella House, 24-26 Regent Place, Birmingham B1 3NJ.

Send us the Garston details.

The details, the dates and your sales window. We will price it properly or tell you plainly that it is not for us.

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