London townhouses
For owners · Several flats
Several flats, one conversation.
Why owners like you talk to us
Three reasons, plainly
We understand the property, match it with the right operator or corporate occupier, make the introduction and help get the deal agreed.
01
Less to manage
Several homes with one operator means one relationship instead of a tenancy per flat.
02
Each home on its merits
Some homes suit an operator, some suit management. We say which, flat by flat.
03
Before you sell
If you are thinking of selling some or all of it, compare that with letting it whole to an operator first.
How it works
Property, match, introduction, deal
Property
You tell us about the property. We look at its location, size and condition, and any lease, mortgage or planning limits.
Match
We match it to operators or corporate occupiers whose requirements it fits. If nobody suitable is looking, we tell you.
Introduction
We introduce you, with the details both sides need to decide.
Deal
We help agree the terms through to a signed agreement.
Questions
Straight answers
Do all the flats have to be in one place?
No. Operators look across London. Homes close together are easier to place together.
How are you paid?
A fee agreed in writing before any introduction is made. If nothing is agreed, there is no fee. If we manage the property instead, we take a share of the booking income and there is no fixed fee.
Can I start with one flat?
Yes. You can start with one home and add others later.
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