Four ways to hold an investment property.
The same houses on the same streets, demanding very different amounts of your attention. Decide how involved you want to be first. Everything else follows from that.
Social housing buy-to-let
An ordinary two- or three-bedroom house, leased to an established social housing provider on a three to five year term. The rent is paid every month whether or not anyone is living there, and the tenants are the provider's responsibility, not yours.
Standard buy-to-let
One household, one tenancy, let at the open-market rate through a managing agent. Lower income than a lease, better capital growth, and complete flexibility over what you do next.
Ready-made social housing HMOs
A larger property already converted, already licensed, already leased to a provider and already producing income. You are not buying a project. You are buying something that is finished and working.
Freehold blocks
A multi-unit freehold block — an MUFB — is several self-contained flats or units held on a single freehold title. You buy the whole building in one transaction instead of assembling the same number of units one purchase at a time.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you're trying to achieve and where in the world you are. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit — and if we're not, we'll say so.