Off-market houses and flats across England and Wales, sold with the tenant in place, so the rent pays from the day you complete.
Tenancy: Tenanted, same tenants for around four years, no arrears.
Two-bed end-terrace house in Doncaster (DN4), let to the same tenants for around four years. Two similar houses on the same street sold for £78,000 and £80,000.
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Tenancy: Tenanted, tenant in full-time employment.
Two-bed freehold terraced house in Stockton (TS18), tenanted to a tenant in full-time employment. A similar house on the same street sold for £87,999.
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Tenancy: Tenanted at £650 pcm, tenant in place about 1 year
Newly refurbished first-floor Tyneside flat with a share of the freehold, so no service charge or ground rent. Tenanted, so rent pays from day one. A similar flat on the same street sold for £80,000 in June 2025.
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Tenancy: Tenanted: continuing AST at £575 pcm, tenant in place about 3 years
Tenanted three-bed terrace sold off-market by a portfolio landlord, rent paying from day one. The managing agent inspected it in September and found it in good order.
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Tenancy: Long-term tenant in place since February 2023, paying £500 pcm.
Rent is well below market: similar local lets suggest around £700 pcm, which would be a 12% gross yield at this price. Similar properties nearby have sold for £112,000 to £113,000.
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Tenancy: Let, rent £700 pcm.
Refurbished two-bed terrace with a rear garden and cellar, let and paying rent. Priced in line with recent sales on the same street (£86,000–£118,000 since 2022).
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Tenancy: Tenanted
Standard two-bed mid-terrace, tenanted. Agreed roughly £10,000 under an estimated value of £110,000, so equity on day one as well as the yield.
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Freehold semi, tenanted on purchase. Garden, driveway, outhouse and a boarded, carpeted basement. The buyer had finance in place before reserving.
One-bed flat let at £2,000 pcm. Bought at £215,000 against an estimated value of £280,000, with £549 a month cashflow after costs.
Not financial or investment advice. Figures are as let at the time of purchase. They are not a guarantee of future performance, or that similar stock will be available.
It is plug and play. There is no void period while you find a tenant, no refurb to manage and no furnishing to arrange. The rent starts on completion, so you can own it from anywhere.
How long the tenant has been there, whether they have ever been in arrears, the type of tenancy and tenant, and how the rent compares with similar lets nearby. If any of these look wrong, the deal doesn't reach you.
The street, photos, the tenancy, the rent and all the numbers, including cash needed and cash flow on a mortgage. I share the exact address when you're ready to view or reserve.
Yes. Most buy-to-let lenders will lend on a property with a tenant in place, usually on an assured shorthold tenancy. Tell your mortgage broker it is tenanted at the start so they pick a lender that is happy with that. If you don't have a broker, I can introduce you to one who works with property investors.
The tenancy carries on. You become the landlord on completion, the deposit is transferred to you or your agent and re-protected, and the rent is paid to you from then on.
Yes. Viewings are arranged with the tenant, with proper notice, once you have read the pack and want to go further. A viewing doesn't hold the property, though: it stays on the market until the reservation fee is paid, so if you want it, move quickly.
Registering and receiving deal packs is free. If you buy, there is a buyer's fee of £3,000 or 2% of the price, whichever is higher. The fees page has the details.
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