Everything you need to know before you invest
It all begins with a free consultation where we discuss your current situation and goals. From there, we analyse your property to identify the absolute best strategy to maximise your returns.
In a typical rent-to-rent setup, a middleman gives you a fixed rent and keeps the actual market profit for themselves. We believe in a better way. We cut out the middleman and manage the property on your behalf, meaning you keep the increased profits while retaining full control of your asset.
Absolutely not. Our landlords have full control. You decide when it is occupied and when you want to keep it available for yourself, giving you the utmost flexibility to use your asset.
The security of your property is our top priority. We strictly vet all guests and take security deposits for every single booking. Furthermore, our professional housekeeping team cleans the property to a 5-star standard between every stay and immediately reports any maintenance needs with photos, ensuring your property remains in pristine condition.
Not at all. We are a completely full-service agency. We handle 100% of the guest communication, responding 24/7/365 to all questions and issues. We also guide you through installing smart-locks for seamless self-check-ins, completely removing you from the day-to-day operations and giving you your time back.
Yes. Operating as a serviced apartment allows you to claim a range of tax reliefs usually reserved for traders. You can claim Capital Allowances on your furniture and fixtures, your profits count as ‘relevant earnings’ for tax-advantaged pension contributions, and you will register for business rates, which are generally lower than council tax.
Typically, the same property will generate significantly more profit as a serviced accommodation than as a traditional buy-to-let — often 2-3x more. This is because serviced accommodation is priced dynamically based on demand, rather than locked into a fixed monthly rent, and guests pay upfront rather than on a delayed rental cycle.