Rent-to-rent
A long-term arrangement, in plain English
In a rent-to-rent, we would rent a suitable property from you under an agreed contract and operate the agreed accommodation model. You receive a fixed agreed rent — a contractual commitment under the agreement, not an insurance policy.
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What it means, simply
Here's the arrangement in straightforward terms.
We rent from you
We would take a suitable property from you under an agreed contract and operate the agreed accommodation model for the term of that agreement.
Fixed agreed rent
You receive a fixed agreed rent on a schedule. That rent is a contractual commitment under the agreement — it is not an insurance policy and it is not risk-free.
Clarity first
Responsibilities, permitted use, permissions, repairs and suitability are clarified before any agreement is signed — not worked out afterwards.
Your own advice
We don't give legal advice, and we don't claim that every property is eligible. You should take your own legal and financial advice before entering any agreement.
What we clarify first
Before any agreement, we work through the things that make an arrangement workable — for you and for us.
- Permitted use under the agreement and the intended accommodation model
- Necessary permissions — for example landlord consent, mortgage, insurance and any licensing where relevant
- Repairs, condition and who is responsible for what
- Suitability of the property for the intended use
Worth knowing
Fixed agreed rent is a contractual commitment under the rent-to-rent agreement. It is not an insurance policy and it is not a guarantee of risk-free returns. Not every property is eligible, and we don't give legal advice — you should take your own advice before entering any agreement.