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When the sale stalls, keep the client.
The vendor who will not cut the price, the landlord who wants out of the long-let market, the developer with units that are not moving. Introduce them to us for a lease or management route. You keep the client, your fee arrangement and the instruction.
Where We Fit
Three clients we can help you keep.
The vendor who will not reduce
A company let or full management earns an income while the market catches up and the property can come back for a sale on agreed notice. Company lets →
The landlord who wants out
Management takes the day-to-day away without a sale; a company let replaces a tenancy with one fixed monthly sum. Routes for landlords →
The developer with slow stock
Completed units taken on a company let, beds for site teams, or a whole phase on one agreement. Developer routes →
Working With Us
How an introduction works.
You tell us about the property
With your client's agreement: the address or postcode, the type of property and what the client wants.
We talk to you first
Everything goes through you unless you ask otherwise. We do not contact your client directly without you.
Terms in writing
Any arrangement is written down and your client's solicitor reads it before anything is signed.
The instruction stays yours
If a sale goes ahead later, it goes through you. We never take the instruction off you.
Why Agents Use a Second Route
A stalled sale is still a client.
When a vendor will not reduce and the market will not move, the choice is usually between a withdrawal and a price cut. A lease or management route gives the client a third answer: the property earns while it waits, the relationship stays with you and the sale can resume when the market suits it.
- The client relationship stays with you
- A break clause keeps the sale option open
- One counterparty for lease or management terms
- Details shared only with your client's agreement
Tell Us About It
Send us the details.
The town or postcode, the type of property and what you want to happen. We will come back to you about next steps.
- No fee to talk and nothing to sign
- Details shared only with your agreement; a mutual NDA on request
- Terms agreed in writing before anyone commits
Prefer to talk? 02477 450677 or WhatsApp us — Mon–Fri 9–6, Sat 10–2.
Your Questions
Agents, answered.
Will you contact my client directly?
Only through you, unless you ask us to. The introduction and any terms go through you.
Can the property still be sold later?
Yes. Lease and management agreements can carry a break clause, so the property can come back for a sale on an agreed notice period.
Which properties suit a lease or management route?
Houses and flats in good repair that can be let furnished and completed new-build units. The What We Take On page has the full list.
Where do you take properties?
Across England and Wales. Send the postcode and we will come back to you.