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Off-Market in Stanford-le-Hope

Stanford-le-Hope owners: one call before the listing.

Selling costs you nothing on this route and letting to us means one fixed sum a month. Tell us about the Stanford-le-Hope property and choose the route that suits you.

Three Routes

Three routes, no listing.

Sell It Quietly

An off-market sale for owners who want privacy or a quick, certain exit. You pay nothing; the buyer pays our fee. How a quiet sale works →

Let It to Us

A fixed monthly sum under a company let agreement, paid on the same date whether the property is occupied or empty. How a company let works →

We Run It

Hand over the day-to-day and keep the property. Management from 20% of booking revenue. How management works →

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Why owners keep it off the portals

A listing sets a price in public and any reduction is public too. A private conversation sets nothing until you choose a route and see the terms in writing. A property that has been listed and withdrawn carries that history with it. Starting off-market means the choice to list is still yours, untouched, if the quiet routes do not suit.

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Selling without a listing

Your solicitor handles the sale as normal once an offer is accepted. Before that, the property is on our off-market register, offers come from investors on our list at below open market value and the buyer pays our fee.

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Where each route fits best

Where the highest possible price is the goal and time is not pressing, the open market through an estate agent is the natural route. Where time, privacy or condition matter more, the quiet routes are worth comparing first.

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Letting it to us instead

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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Whole buildings and several homes

Where a portfolio includes tenanted homes, those suit the quiet-sale route as they are. Vacant homes can go on a company let or under management. One counterparty for many properties means one set of terms, one payment date and one point of contact, however many homes are involved.

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Agents: a second route for your client

An introduction from an agent is handled through the agent from the first message to the signed terms, unless the agent asks us to deal with the client directly.

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What we will ask for

Current certificates shorten everything: gas safety, the electrical installation condition report and the EPC. A block or a house in multiple occupation also needs its fire risk assessment.

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Where to begin

The first conversation is about what you want to happen. The route comes second and the terms third, in writing.

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Your Questions

Selling or letting in Stanford-le-Hope: your questions.

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

What kind of properties go off-market in Stanford-le-Hope?

Tired and inherited houses, tenanted flats, slow-selling new-build units, blocks and whole portfolios.

Does the property need work done first?

Not for a quiet sale. For a company let or management it needs to be in good repair with current certificates.

How do I send the details?

WhatsApp, the form or a call to 02477 450677.

Can a portfolio use more than one route?

Yes. Each property can take the route that suits it.

One message about your Stanford-le-Hope property.

The town, the type of property and what you want to happen. No fee to talk and nothing to sign.

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