Introduce landlords in your network to us, and we'll help them secure leases with Supported Living and Social Housing Providers.
Now working with introducers in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Manchester.
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Two sides to line up. Sourcing means finding the property and the right counterparty at the same time.
Knowing who's ready. It takes time to find out which organisations are active and ready to proceed.
Properties that don't fit. Some good properties don't match a sourcer's own strategy or current contacts.
Demand in a different place. In Supported Living and Social Housing, Provider demand can sit in a different area from the property, and many Providers don't pay sourcing fees.
Many Providers don't pay sourcing fees and want the lease direct with the landlord. We're paid by the landlord, not the Provider, so we can take a property to any suitable Provider in our network.
Better Terms AdvantageWe share what Providers are looking for, by area and property type, so you know what's relevant before you start.
Our network of 400+ Supported Living and Social Housing Providers spans England, so a property that doesn't suit one Provider may suit another.
Once you introduce the landlord, we handle sign-up, compliance checks, matching, viewings and coordinating the lease.
Property Redress Scheme
UK Association Of Letting Agents
Client Money Protection
We lease properties across England. With introducers, we're starting in three areas where we hold live Provider demand:2
We also consider blocks of flats nationwide. We'll go through current requirements on the call.
Get in touch and we'll agree our Introducer Terms with you.
Send us properties in our core areas that match current Provider requirements.
We deal with the landlord directly, through to a lease signed direct with the Provider.
Property professionals who work with landlords — for example property sourcers, mortgage brokers, accountants, property maintenance and refurbishment businesses, and rent-to-rent operators. What matters is an existing landlord relationship and a property that fits current Provider requirements.
We lease properties across England. With introducers, we're focusing on Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Manchester City, where we hold live Provider demand. We also consider blocks of flats nationwide.
Your role is the introduction — connecting us with a landlord whose property fits current Provider requirements. From there, we work with the landlord directly: sign-up, compliance checks, matching to a Provider, viewings and coordinating the lease. We'll keep you updated on progress along the way.
Yes, for introductions we accept that lead to a lease, under our Introducer Terms. We'll take you through how it works on the call.
Per property. If the same landlord has another property, just register it with us in the same way.
Yes, as an estimate. Rents depend on a viewing and the Provider's own approvals, so we can't commit to a figure until a Provider makes an offer.2
No — the landlord must own the property. Rent-to-rent operators are welcome to introduce owned properties they don't want to take on themselves.
No. We pay introducers ourselves and we're open with landlords about it. All Provider contact also runs through us.
If you're a high street letting or estate agent, our agent partnership is designed around you. Online agents are very welcome here, through our introducer partnership.
Yes. MarketOffer is a UKALA-accredited letting agent with Client Money Protection, a member of a government-approved redress scheme, and supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering. We are registered with or a member of:
MarketOffer is a trading name of Real Marketplace Ltd.
We're rolling out our introducer partnership in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Manchester, where we hold live Provider demand. Get in touch and we'll talk you through how it works.
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