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Selling in Chester-le-Street? Talk to us before an agent.
A house, a flat, a block or a whole portfolio in Chester-le-Street: register it for a quiet sale to investors on our list, let it to us on a company let, or hand it over to be managed.
Three Routes
How owners work with us.
Sell It Quietly
The discreet route. Register the property, keep it private and pay nothing on the sale. How a quiet sale works →
Let It to Us
One lessee, one payment date: a company let in place of tenants, voids and arrears. How a company let works →
We Run It
Full management for owners who want to keep the asset: from 20% of what the property earns, nothing if it earns nothing. How management works →
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Why sell or let before it is listed
A portal listing is public the moment it goes live. Neighbours, tenants and every agent in the area can see the asking price and every week it stays up is counted. Talking to us first keeps all of that private while you decide what to do. An estate agent is the right route when the highest price is what matters most. When privacy, speed or certainty matter more, an off-market route is worth a conversation first and it costs nothing to have.
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What happens on a quiet sale
The property goes on our off-market register and is introduced to investors on our list. There is no fee to you at any point; the buyer pays our fee and you will know the amount before you commit. We do not buy property ourselves and investors buy below open market value in exchange for speed and certainty.
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Who each route is for
Landlords leaving the long-let market have two good options before selling: management, which keeps the upside and a company let, which fixes the income. Selling quietly is the third, for when keeping the property is not the aim.
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The letting routes
If the property needs furnishing for serviced accommodation, that is agreed up front. A company let or management begins once the certificates and consents are in place. Keeping the property and handing over the day-to-day is often a better answer than a sale. Management from 20% of booking revenue leaves the asset and the upside with you.
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More than one property
For a building with long leaseholders, the flats you own can come to us while the managing agent keeps the common parts. The lease terms set what is possible. Completed new-build units that are slow to sell can go on a company let while they are marketed, with a break clause so each can come back when a buyer appears.
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Agents: a second route for your client
An agent can introduce a property on the client's behalf with the client's agreement. We talk to the agent first and never approach the client around them.
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The paperwork
A mutual NDA is available before you send anything sensitive. Documents are used only for your enquiry and are not passed on without your agreement.
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Starting the conversation
Tell us the town, the type of property and what you want to happen. There is no fee to talk and nothing to sign and we will come back to you about next steps.
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Your Questions
Off-market in Chester-le-Street, answered.
Still not sure? Tell us about the property and we will come back to you.
How is this different from an estate agent in Chester-le-Street?
An estate agent markets the property publicly to find the best price. The quiet route keeps it private and investors on our list buy below open market value in exchange for speed.
Can a tenanted Chester-le-Street property go on the register?
Yes. Tenanted property suits the quiet-sale route as it is.
What does management cost?
From 20% of booking revenue, on two published tiers.
Do I have to choose a route straight away?
No. You can compare a quiet sale, a company let and management before you decide.