Our approach

How a property gets from a listing to a decision.

Every house we consider goes through the same steps. Most do not get past the second one, and that is the point.

  1. Know the area first

    Before we look at a house we study the streets around it: what has sold, for how much, in what condition and how quickly.

  2. Screen against written criteria

    We have a written buy box. If a property falls outside it, we say no early and save everyone's time.

  3. View and check

    We walk the property with a checklist and note what a survey, a builder or a solicitor needs to confirm.

  4. Offer on evidence

    Our offer comes from comparable sales and a costed scope of works. We are happy to explain how we arrived at it.

  5. Deliver the project

    A clear scope, a budget with contingency, and regular updates for everyone involved.

  6. Review

    When a project ends we write down what worked and what we would change. The next one starts from there.

What we say no to

A narrow focus, on purpose.

We do not take on houses in multiple occupation, serviced accommodation or commercial conversions. Others do those well.

We would rather be good at one thing: three and four bedroom family homes that need sensible, cosmetic work.

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