Place your property with a registered provider.
Houses, HMOs, C2 buildings and blocks are in steady demand from supported-living providers. We match your property to providers with a live requirement and manage the introduction to signed lease.
What we do for landlords.
Place your property with a registered provider on a long-term lease, with the detail handled.
Matched to live demand
We put your property in front of providers whose requirements it meets, not a mailing list.
Long-term tenancies
Provider leases typically run for three years or more, agreed directly between you and the provider.
Clear division of repairs
Lease terms commonly place day-to-day repairs with the provider and structure with the landlord — agreed case by case.
Compliance preparation
We tell you what providers will expect to see, from safety certificates to accessibility, before viewings begin.
How it works.
Four stages, the same every time, so both sides always know where things stand.
Submit your property
Address, photos, floorplan and what you know about its status.
We assess the fit
We check it against current provider requirements and tell you honestly where it stands.
Introductions and viewings
We introduce interested providers and coordinate viewings.
Terms and lease
Heads of terms, references and the lease are agreed directly between you and the provider.
What we need from you
- Property address and postcode
- At least one photograph, plus a floorplan if available
- Bedrooms, bathrooms and reception rooms
- Asking rent or price
- Current planning use and licensing, if known
- Availability date
Straight answers
- We do not guarantee rent, tenants or occupancy.
- We do not promise planning approval or licensing outcomes.
Submit a property.
One form with photos and a floorplan. We assess it against live requirements and come back to you with a clear answer.
- At least one photograph; up to twelve
- A floorplan, or tell us one is not available yet
- “Unknown” is an accepted answer for planning and licensing
- The full address is never shown publicly