01 — Initial review
Tell us what you own, what is happening and what you would ideally like to change. A rough property list is enough to start.
02 — Information check
- Property and title basics
- Occupancy and tenancy position
- Rent and arrears
- Approximate value and secured debt
- Condition, repairs and known complications
- Preferred timing and outcome
03 — Possible routes
Where appropriate, we explain the routes that appear commercially relevant and the information still needed. Indicative discussion is kept separate from a formal offer.
04 — Formal due diligence
Any serious proposal moves to valuation, funding, legal documents and independent professional advice. This is where assumptions are tested rather than hidden.
05 — Legal process and completion
Each party uses appropriate legal representation. Completion happens only when the agreed conditions, documents and funding are in place.
Common questions
How much information do I need initially?
Only enough to identify the property, occupancy, broad numbers and the main issue. More detail can follow if the discussion progresses.
Is an initial discussion an offer?
No. Indicative discussions are not formal offers and remain subject to due diligence, valuation, funding and legal review.
Do I need my own solicitor?
For any formal property transaction or structured arrangement, independent legal advice is important and may be required.
Start the conversation
Talk through the property, not just the theory.
A rough property list and a clear description of what is making ownership difficult are enough for an initial confidential discussion.