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Off-Market in Peterborough

Off-market in Peterborough: sell it, or let it to us.

A house, a flat, a block or a whole portfolio in Peterborough: 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

Sell, let or hand it over.

Sell It Quietly

Register the property for an off-market sale and it is introduced to investors on our list. No fee to you: the buyer 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

Tenants often hear about a sale from the listing. A quiet route lets you plan the conversation with them first, or register the property as it is with the tenancy in place. There is no fee to talk to us and no obligation to use any route. If an agent is the better answer for the property, you are free to go straight to one afterwards.

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The off-market sale, step by step

Tenanted or vacant, modern or tired, a property can go on our off-market register as it is. Investors on our list buy below open market value and the fee is paid by the buyer, not by you.

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Who each route is for

A portfolio owner winding down may use all three routes at once: management for the best homes, a company let for the middle and a quiet sale for the rest.

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Keeping the property, losing the hassle

If you would rather keep the property, it can be let to us on a company let agreement: Maine Property Solutions Ltd as the lessee, one fixed sum every month and the void risk with us. Or keep full control of the income with management from 20% of booking revenue. Letting to us can carry a break clause, so the property can come back for a sale when the market suits. Many owners use a company let to bridge a slow sales market.

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When it is more than a house

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. Portfolio owners rarely use one route for every property. The strongest homes may stay under management, some may be let to us and the rest registered for a quiet sale.

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Working alongside local agents

Agents handling developer stock can bring slow-selling completed units to us for a company let, keeping the developer relationship and the eventual sale instruction.

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The paperwork

For a lease or management: the title, lender consent where there is a mortgage, the insurance schedule and current gas, electrical and EPC certificates. For a sale: the address, the condition and whether it is tenanted.

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Where to begin

Owners, estate agents and letting agents can all send a property. Agents' introductions go through the agent, not around them.

Your Questions

Selling or letting in Peterborough: your questions.

Still not sure? Tell us about the property and we will come back to you.

Can I keep my Peterborough property and hand over the day-to-day?

Yes. Full management runs it as serviced accommodation for a fee from 20% of booking revenue and the property stays yours.

What is a company let?

An agreement with Maine Property Solutions Ltd as the lessee: one fixed monthly sum, paid whether or not anyone is staying.

Is what I send kept private?

Yes. Details are shared only with your agreement and a mutual NDA is available.

What happens after I send the details?

For a lease or management, we come back to you about how it would work. For a sale, the details go on our register and we come back to you about next steps.

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