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Off-Market in Dunstable
Dunstable owners: one call before the listing.
Keep it private while you decide. A Dunstable property can be registered for an off-market sale, let to us on a company let or managed from 20% of booking revenue.
Three Routes
Your three routes.
Sell It Quietly
Sold without a board or a portal. Introductions go to investors on our list and the buyer, not you, pays our fee. How a quiet sale works →
Let It to Us
Let it to us on a company let. One agreement, one payer and the void risk carried on our side. How a company let works →
We Run It
We run it, you keep it: pricing, guests, cleaning and a monthly statement, from 20% of booking revenue. How management works →
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Why owners keep it off the portals
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. Owners of blocks and portfolios often want a single counterparty rather than a queue of individual buyers or tenants. An off-market conversation starts with that option on the table.
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The sale route
Send the details and the property is added to our register. Investors on our list make any offer, below open market value in exchange for a quick and certain sale and the buyer pays our fee. Nothing is payable by you.
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Who each route is for
Executors clearing an estate often value certainty over the last pound of price, which points to the quiet sale. Landlords tired of voids and repairs often prefer a company let, where one fixed sum replaces the uncertainty.
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The letting routes
A company let replaces tenants, voids and arrears with a single lessee and a single payment date. The sum is fixed for the term and paid whether or not anyone is staying. One fixed payment or a share of the income: the two letting routes trade certainty against upside and each can be compared on paper before you choose.
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Blocks, portfolios and new-build units
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. A block of flats can go on one company let agreement across the building, under full management unit by unit, or onto the off-market register as a whole. The apartment blocks page sets out how each works.
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Agents: a second route for your client
Estate agents with a vendor who will not reduce can introduce the property for a company let or management instead of a withdrawal. The agent keeps the client and the instruction and everything goes through the agent.
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What to have ready
Planning and use can matter, especially for a building that has been converted. Any condition that restricts how the homes may be occupied needs to be known early.
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How to start
If the property is part of a portfolio or a block, send the list rather than one address. It is quicker to look at the whole picture once.
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Your Questions
Off-market in Dunstable, answered.
Still not sure? Tell us about the property and we will come back to you.
Do I pay a fee to sell off-market in Dunstable?
No. On the quiet-sale route the buyer pays our fee and you will know the amount before you commit.
Who buys the property?
Investors on our list make any offer, below open market value in exchange for speed and certainty. We introduce; we do not buy property ourselves.
Can I let a Dunstable property to you instead?
Yes. A company let agreement gives you one fixed monthly sum, or full management keeps the income with you for a fee from 20% of booking revenue.
Will the property be advertised?
No. Nothing goes on a portal and details are shared only with your agreement.