Tenanted stock, sourced deals and portfolio exits, handled by an agency that acts for landlords.
We don’t sell you a deal and disappear. We’re a Propertymark regulated agency and we stay in the transaction to completion.
This isn’t about buying cheap or chasing trends. It’s about clear-eyed decisions that serve your future, on both sides of the sale.
Finance, due diligence, legals and lettings, coordinated by one team that understands what a portfolio actually needs.
Free to join. You tell us what you’re building. We show you what fits, with the numbers already done.
The Register shows you what comes through. A Mandate means we go and find it.
Application only. A small number at any one time, done properly.
Most agents list a tenanted flat the same way they list a family home, then wonder why it sits. We do it the other way round. Your instruction goes to the Register first: a 48-hour private window where landlord buyers with the funds and the intent see it before anyone else. Then we route it to the sale that fits your timescale.
48-hour private window to Landlord PA members before anything goes public.
Full marketing with a reservation agreement. The buyer commits before you take it off the market.
Modern method of auction. A fixed timeline, a reserve you set, exchange within 56 days of the hammer.
Traditional auction. Exchange on the day, completion inside 28. For when the priority is done, not maximum.
Where we act for a selling landlord and a Register member buys, both parties are told, in writing, before an offer is made. Our fee structure is on the Services and Fees page.
Whatever you buy through the Register can move straight into management with the same team, priced by how much of the landlord job you want to hand over. Self-managing landlords who want compliance and rent protection without the full fee are the people it was built for.
Fee schedules, legal updates, checklists and the documents you’ll need
This isn’t about buying cheap or chasing trends. It’s about clear-eyed decisions that serve your future, on both sides of the sale.
Tell us what the portfolio needs to do and we’ll tell you honestly which of the above applies, and which doesn’t.
