How it works

Finding a buy-to-let deal that actually stacks up is a job in itself. Hundreds of listings, most of them priced for owner-occupiers, and the handful worth having gone within days. We do that searching full time, publish only what survives our own checks, and charge a one-off finder's fee when you want the address.

1. We search continuously, not occasionally

Every day we pull newly reduced, unmodernised and motivated-seller listings across our sourcing areas, then run the numbers on each one: purchase price against local rental evidence, yield, and what the property is likely to need. Most are discarded at this stage — a cheap house is not the same thing as a good investment.

2. We verify before we publish

Anything that reaches the site is reviewed by a colleague who holds a BSc (Hons) in Estate Management. We confirm the property is still available, check the rent against comparable lettings rather than relying on a postcode average, benchmark the price against Land Registry sold figures for the area, and provide an assessment — including the work we think it needs.

Every published deal is re-checked daily. If a property goes under offer or its price changes, it comes off the site automatically rather than sitting there wasting your time.

3. You see the numbers before you spend anything

Each deal card shows the purchase price, expected monthly rent, projected yield and the finder's fee — before you commit to anything. What you don't see until you buy is the exact address, because that is what the fee is for.

Our fee is based on the quality of the deal rather than the price of the house: a proportion of the monthly rent plus an amount for each percentage point of yield. A better deal costs more, a marginal one costs less, and you always know the figure up front.

4. Pay, and everything arrives immediately

Checkout takes a card payment through Stripe — we never see or store your card details. The moment payment completes, the property pack lands in your inbox:

• The full address of the property
• All figures: price, expected rent, projected yield
• Our written report — condition, likely works, rent commentary, and the specific checks worth making before you offer
• A direct link to the agent's own listing — full photographs, floorplan and EPC
• Any supporting documents we hold for that property

One buyer per deal. The moment a property is bought it is marked sold and removed — you are not one of fifty people being sent the same address.

5. Then it's your deal

You deal with the agent directly, negotiate your own price, and instruct your own solicitor and surveyor. We are not agents and we do not act for the seller — we find the opportunity and hand it to you complete.

See the current deals