With our Rent Guarantee Scheme you'll receive a pre-agreed amount of rental income for up to 5 years. Regardless of whether the property is occupied, the rent is paid by the the management company or the local authority and is not dependent on you relying on the tenants.

We become your tenant therefore ensuring that you get a fixed rental income each month. We then sub-let your property (legally, of course!), on a Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). You will receive your rent each month whether there is a tenant in place, or not.

It's in our best interest that we find the best tenants possible. We will deal with any repair work required at the end of the tenancy (subject to a maximum value of six weeks rent) and our in-house legal team will deal with any breaches of the AST at no extra cost to you.

No. We charge nothing to our landlords for the service we provide. We make our money on the difference between the rent we pay you and rent we collect from tenants or the local authority.

We manage a range of properties from studios to a 75-room hotel.

As a rule of thumb, we’re normally able to give a monthly rent payment within +/- 15% of the standard market rate for your property. Even if the rent is slightly lower than the regular market rate, you will most likely have more money in your pocket at the end of the month due to the cost-saving features within the Rent Guarantee Scheme.

We can rent your property directly from you for a fixed-term tenancy, paying you a guaranteed rent in-line, if not higher, than market rates. We value properties based on lots of different factors; location, condition, size, etc.

If the numbers make sense for you and us then we can make an offer within 24 hours.

We provide a commercial agreement which has been tailor-made for a Rent Guarantee Scheme. Effectively, we (Your Street) become your sole tenant for the period of our contract (typically 3-5 years) which gives us the authority to manage the property on your behalf. Ownership is, of course, always in your name and this never changes.

As for our tenants, they typically sign a 12-month tenancy agreement with a 6 month break clause, and extend from there (our running average tenancy is 13 months).

As we have no security of tenure, there should not be an issue here.

Still, we recommend that you seek authorisation from your lender before entering into any contract, just to be sure. We have specific documentation that you can give to your lender along with our contract that will appease any concerns they may have.

Yes. Contractually, we’re your tenant, so we pay the rent. The money goes directly from our bank account to yours. We generally prefer to pay you on the fifth of each month unless you specifically ask otherwise.