For London landlords and agents

Keep the property. Create income. Preserve your options.

You may want the property to produce regular income without managing every enquiry, changeover or day-to-day issue yourself. You may also want to retain the asset now while keeping open the possibility of a sale later.

For the right property, a longer-term agreement with a carefully matched operator can create a clearer income arrangement and one accountable point of contact—without requiring you to sell today.

I screen the property against real operator criteria, clarify the important questions and make an introduction only when there appears to be a credible fit.

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Why landlords consider it

Income now does not have to mean selling now.

“I want the property to produce cash flow.”

A defined agreement can provide regular contractual payments, subject to the agreed terms and the operator meeting their obligations.

“I do not want another full-time management job.”

The right operator becomes the main point of contact for the agreed day-to-day responsibilities, with maintenance, reporting and access set out clearly.

“I may want to sell later—but not yet.”

You retain ownership and agree a defined term and exit process, preserving the possibility of a future sale, refinance or different use once the agreement allows.

“I want more certainty before I commit.”

The proposed use, responsibilities, permissions, payment terms and exit arrangements should all be examined before either party signs.

Looking specifically for a more predictable contractual payment arrangement? Read how a professionally managed guaranteed-rent arrangement may work, including the checks and limitations.

What this is—and is not

A property-income arrangement built around the facts.

A criteria-led match

The location, size, layout, condition, rent, permitted use and required work must fit a real operator’s model.

A clear proposed structure

The responsibilities, payment terms, maintenance process, access and exit arrangements must be understood before agreement.

Permissions checked

Any arrangement remains subject to the owner’s lender, insurer, superior lease, planning, licensing and other relevant requirements.

No automatic acceptance

Not every property will fit. I would rather give you a clear no than force an unsuitable arrangement.

The process

From property details to an informed conversation.

01
You share the essentials
Location, property type, bedrooms, condition, occupancy, availability, expected rent and anything unusual.
02
I screen the likely fit
I compare the property with active operator criteria and identify the missing information that could change the answer.
03
The proposed use is clarified
That may involve serviced accommodation, shared accommodation or another agreed model, subject to suitability and all necessary permissions.
04
You decide whether to progress
If there is a credible fit, the parties can discuss terms and obtain the appropriate legal, insurance, tax and compliance advice before signing anything.

Property details

Tell me what you have—and what you need from the arrangement.

A postcode and the basic facts are enough for the first screen. You do not need to prepare a sales brochure.

Divitiae provides initial opportunity screening and introductions. It does not guarantee rent, occupancy, property condition, an operator or an agreement, and does not provide legal, tax, mortgage, insurance or planning advice. Each party must complete independent checks and professional advice before proceeding.