A landlord’s buy-to-let flats sold for £1.15 million in 4 weeks, another in just 2 weeks for 18% higher than market value, and property portfolios performing at the same level of profitability as when we started in the rental sector 15 years ago: these might sound like numbers from years back, but this is exactly what Landlord Sales Agency is achieving for landlords right now.

In fact, it’s all part of what’s been described as a “loophole” for landlords. In July this year, the Renters’ Rights Bill will come into effect – the Bill, which will see landlords subject to scrutiny, demands for refurbs, limitations on selling, and huge limitations on how much rent they can charge, is set to cause a mass exodus of panic selling. The flood of tenanted properties to the market is expected to cause house prices for sales with tenants in situ to plumet.

This means two things:

1. Landlords who want to tidy up their portfolios and get rid of low performing properties should be thinking about selling now before the price drops for tenanted property, but very interestingly

2. The amounts made from selling this side of the Bill can be reinvested into scooping up the inevitable bargains from the panic sell post July.

It’s precisely this tactic that Landlords are contacting Landlord Sales Agency to implement, and the benefits are huge. It means that landlords can cut the chaff over the next few months and keep hold of their best performing properties, increasing their profits, but it also means that there’s a possibility that if you wanted to, you could reinvest again in properties that are cheap as chips. In short: sell 10 tenanted properties this side of the curve now, and you might be able to buy 15 tenanted properties on the other side. It’s a win-win.

This of course, only works if you’re able to sell your properties now for the best prices possible, and crucially, fast. This is why landlords are flooding to Landlord Sales Agency – a company run by landlords, with an average sale time of less than 28 days.

In fact, we’re experts at selling tenanted properties anywhere in the UK, no matter the tenant situation and regardless of the condition. Our private database of over 30,000 buyers, plus relationships with property buying funds and companies means that we’ve got buyers who have 100% trust in us, are motivated and ready to buy.

We also assist sellers selling Off Market. We even sell through local agents to get best price for the right property where that’s the best solution. With landlords keen to shift the “dead weight” before July, we’ve been working faster than ever before, and are versatile to focus on the right solution for each property.

What’s more, buyers get text messages every time we list a property, allowing us to start a bidding war to drive up the value of landlord properties to achieve the best possible prices.

Our method gets higher prices and the same 95% completion rates as traditional auctions. For one portfolio landlord, we sold a flat in Warrington with a tenant in situ in under two weeks for £115,000 – other property buying companies or auctions would have achieved £90 – 100K. For another repeat selling client, we sold a terrace property in Stoke for the price he wanted with a tenant in situ who was paying £300pcm below market rent. We were only able to achieve this price because we did what we do best: get sellers and tenants on board with our strategy of having first time buyers view and bid in competition with landlords, driving up the offers we get from landlords buying with tenants in situ. The result is we’re selling faster, for higher prices, and we’re beating the clock before Renters Rights Bill becomes law in July.

So if you’re a landlord who’s interested in taking advantage of this loophole, get in touch today.

It’s time landlords got back on their feet and back to business.

If you’re a landlord, you’d be forgiven for not wanting to read the current headlines. From landlords rushing to exit the market, to the dreaded Renters’ Rights Bill, landlords seem to be getting hit left, right and centre.

But it isn’t all bad news. Landlords will always find a way, and this year it’s no different. For landlords who don’t fully understand the implication of the Renters’ Rights Bill, it’s a Bill that’s expected to become fully operational from July and, amongst other consequences, landlords will have just 3 months to issue Section 21’s or Section 13’s (rent increases) before the new system takes full effect. Ultimately its goal is to give tenants more security to stay in their homes and more freedom to leave substandard properties. Overall, rents will be limited on how much they can increase by, properties will have to undergo major refurbs to hit the required standards, and landlords will not be allowed to sell a property in the first 12 months of a tenancy. Nor will they be able to issue “no fault evictions.” In summary, the situation – whilst great for tenants – is extremely grim for landlords.

So how are some landlords getting around it? And why are their portfolios still so profitable?

The answer is simpler than you think:

1. Landlords take stock of their portfolio and identify the top performing properties that they should keep.
2. They sell the remaining properties that don’t strategically fit long-term holds or will have costly damp/condition repairs using a specialist portfolio selling company to maximise the amount they can get for it.
3. They use the cash to level up the properties they’ve kept, making them money-making machines, and then float the rest of their investment elsewhere.

Now for many landlords, selling might seem like a drastic option, it might even seem like a step back to the empires we’ve so carefully built. But it isn’t.

This year is the year of tightening up our assets. Crucially, whilst we can. What we’re faced with is an opportunity to make our best properties bomb-proof, turning over a great income, and cut the chaff on the rest. Why? Because, put bluntly, we’re about to enter a war on landlords and we need to be bulletproof if we’re going to survive this next era of landlord regulations.

We might find that from the money we’ve made from selling the lower-performing properties, we reinvest in buying again from landlords that missed the boat and need to exit quickly at discounted prices after the Bill takes effect.

So how do we sell our lower-performing properties to make sure we’re getting the most possible cash, and ensuring we’re making a strong business decision? Estate agents won’t get them sold before July, auctions will sell for a fraction of the property’s worth, and that’s precisely why landlords are turning to property portfolio exit specialists.

In fact in the first three months of this year already, almost 150 landlords per month contacted us to sell their low-performing properties to tighten their portfolios so they could continue to see high profits from property. And it worked.

As a company run by landlords for landlords, there’s no surprise the volume of enquiries to Landlord Sales Agency are growing week by week. We’re experts at selling tenanted properties anywhere in the UK, no matter the tenant situation and regardless of the condition. Our private database of over 30,000 buyers, plus relationships with property buying funds and companies means that we’ve got buyers who have 100% trust in us motivated and ready to buy. We also assist sellers selling Off Market.  We even sell through local agents to get best price for the right property where that’s the best solution. With landlords keen to shift the “dead weight” before July, we’ve been working faster than ever before, and are versatile to focus on the right solution for each property.

What’s more, buyers get text messages every time we list a property, allowing us to start a bidding war to drive up the value of landlord properties to achieve the best possible prices. Our method gets higher prices and the same 95% completion rates as traditional auctions. In one portfolio, we sold a flat in Warrington with a tenant in situ in under two weeks for £115,000 – other property buying companies or auctions would have achieved £90 – 100K. We’re selling faster, and for more, and we’re doing it every single week.

It’s clear that the landlords who are thriving right now know what they’re doing. Taking stock, saving their best properties, selling the rest, and reinvesting or keeping the cash ready for when the market works in our favour again.

The time to act is now. Whether or not you’re sure about selling, our company of landlord experts are here to help. We’re ready, and we deliver. So get in touch today and let’s chat.

We’ve said it before, and no doubt you’re experiencing it now: it’s a tough market for landlords. With increasing compliance costs, unreliable tenants, and a rapidly changing property landscape, you’d be forgiven for thinking that it’s time to throw in the towel and cash out before prices drop further. In fact, you’re not alone, it’s a decision that many landlords are making.

A landlord from Windsor was in that exact position. Over the last four years, Landlord Sales Agency had helped her sell 40 properties, handling everything from obtaining compliance certificates to managing major refurbishments and even resolving serious coal mining survey issues. But recently, she decided that enough was enough. It was time to package up her six remaining properties. She didn’t want to take the risk and wait for house prices to plumet.

What’s more, with the remaining properties having numerous problems, she opted for the best possible option: a quick, efficient, and guaranteed sale. And that’s exactly what we delivered.

Rather than dealing with

the hassle of individual sales, she trusted us to secure a cash buyer for all six properties in one go.

With four properties on the Wirral and two in North Wales, this was no easy feat, especially with two tenants in significant arrears, having missed multiple payments in the last 12 months. To make matters even more complex, one tenant was an elderly resident on a long-term rent-back agreement from 2006, meaning any buyer needed to be willing to keep them in place. We handled it all, ensuring the buyer was committed to retaining the tenant and providing them with long-term security.

As for the compliance issues? No problem. Some of the landlord’s properties had damp issues and lacked EICRs, which could have seriously delayed or derailed a traditional sale. Thanks to our national agreements with Rentokil, Peter Cox and our extensive network of electricians, we resolved all outstanding issues swiftly, ensuring the deal progressed smoothly.

As if that wasn’t enough, historical coal mine shafts resided near two of the properties. Whilst a neighbouring homeowner had to slash their asking price by £60K due to similar concerns, we had a better solution. Our structural engineers and coal mining surveyors conducted thorough investigations, providing reports that gave the all-clear. As a result, we secured mortgage buyers who were willing to pay £360K more than a cash-only sale would have achieved.

Every single problem that the portfolio had, we were able to solve to ensure the fastest possible sale for the landlord, whilst getting the highest price possible.

At Landlord Sales Agency, this is what we do best. We take complex portfolios, navigate every legal and logistical hurdle, and deliver results that exceed expectations.

Whether you have tenant issues, compliance concerns, or properties that seem impossible to shift, we have the expertise, resources, and buyers to get them sold quickly and for the best possible price.

If you’re a landlord looking to offload your properties with zero stress and maximum return, now is the time to act.

It’s a tough decision to make: should you hold on to your properties, hoping to recover your portfolio back to the golden era of profits? Or is the market well and truly dead? If you’re a landlord who’s been thinking about this over the last year, you’re going to want to keep reading.

Many changes last year pointed at a possible recovery for landlords but, put simply, this year the situation doesn’t look great. The numbers aren’t nearly as profitable enough for the amount of effort you’re putting in, and tied up money in property is getting to a point where it’ll shockingly likely make more profits sitting in a high interest account.

What’s more, last week Rent Smart reported that landlords selling up was going to cause a huge slide in house prices, as the market becomes inundated with houses. The news was met just as a clamp down on EPCs came into play – currently only 48% of private rentals already meet this standard. Figures by Habito revealed that EPC upgrades can cost up to £12,540 – per property. But there’s no reason to panic.

We’re currently sitting in a window where there’s still time to sell whilst you can get the highest price for your properties.

This doesn’t mean you have to sell all your properties, but what it does mean is that if you act fast, you might still have time to beat the drop. This is exactly the decision Shauna made when she approached portfolio exit specialists, Landlord Sales Agency. Keen to get the highest possible price for her buy-to-lets, she knew she had to get in touch with the experts and it paid off.

Rather than attempt to sell through auction or local estate agents, she like many landlords who approach us, knew the importance of having experts in selling rental properties with or without tenants still occupying them, no matter what condition, for the highest price possible and most importantly, fast.

Within less than 16 days of contacting us, Shauna sold 23 properties.

No nonsense, no fuss, just a savvy financial decision to allocate her funds elsewhere. Our team of experts knew exactly what to do, reaching out to our private database of over 30,000 buyers, property buying companies, off-market agents and first time buyers, we created a bidding war to drive prices up. As our company is run by landlords for landlords, we also knew that time was of the essence. Our average property sells in just 28 days. We delivered.

It’s never an easy decision to make – whether to sell or how to sell – but one thing’s for sure, now is the time to be considering it. So if you’re interested, get in touch today. There’s no obligation to sell, but every opportunity to act.

Let’s get you back to your prime, recoup your assets and go into the rest of 2025 stronger.

Landlords: Spring is in the air – and with the Renters’ Rights Bill just around the corner, now is the perfect time to spring clean your property portfolio!

Spring is the season of renewal – the ideal time to tackle those jobs that were put off over winter. It’s time to clear out the clutter and focus on protecting what matters most. The same principle applies to your property portfolio. With major changes on the horizon, now is the time to safeguard your investments.

For some landlords, this means leaving the private rental sector altogether before new legislation empowers tenants to claim compensation—sometimes exaggeratedly—for issues that could result in significant financial losses.

For others, it’s about restructuring—offloading underperforming properties or those that won’t meet the new EPC Grade C requirements. This could mean raising funds to pay off mortgages on other properties or investing in improvements where it makes financial sense.

Take the EPC requirements, for example. Some older properties can only achieve a Grade C rating with costly internal wall insulation, running into thousands of pounds per property. Even well-maintained homes with modern boilers, insulation, and double glazing can still receive a D rating if assessors deem further improvements possible.

The challenge doesn’t end there—certain properties simply aren’t suited to insulation upgrades due to ventilation issues. Some landlords have already seen mould problems arise after making ‘improvements’, putting them at risk of legal action from tenants. And with ‘no win, no fee’ solicitors eager to take on claims, landlords are increasingly held accountable for issues beyond their control—such as tenants drying washing indoors without ventilation or failing to heat their homes properly.

As energy prices rise and tenants cut back on heating, these problems will only escalate. The passing of the Renters’ Rights Bill will make it even harder to address these challenges, as landlords will have fewer options to remove opportunistic or aggressive tenants without the risk of retaliatory action claims.

With demand for properties at an all-time high and the market still strong, now is the optimal time to sell buy-to-let properties before the expected flood of listings drives down prices.

At Landlord Sales Agency, we can help you sell some or all of your portfolio quickly and efficiently—bypassing lengthy Section 21 eviction waits and avoiding the stress of dealing with tenants yourself. Our expert team manages the entire sale process, ensuring valid certification throughout and working with tenants rather than against them to protect your rental income while the sale progresses.

Leave everything to us and enjoy peace of mind, knowing that your properties, tenants, and rents are in safe hands.

Whether you’re rolling up your sleeves to protect your investments or ready to move on, now is the time to act. Contact Landlord Sales Agency today.

From dwindling profits to tenant pressure groups and legislative interventions – landlords all over the UK have had enough.

In the last month alone, over 200 landlords contacted Landlord Sales Agency to sell their rental properties and they are enjoying a bumper start to the year with demand for homes increased by 13% in January 2025 compared to the same period in 2024.

With The Renters’ Rights bill receiving its 2nd reading in the House of Lords this week (Tuesday 4th Feb) and a staggering 132% increase in housing disrepair claims against landlords over the last 4 years (often funded by the rise in ’no win, no fee’ offers from solicitors who some might say are eager to cash in the never-ending war on landlords), any landlords who want to escape the feelings of persecution need to act fast.

The solution is clear: get out now while you still can and the property market is booming before The Renters’ Rights bill is passed into law.

Continue reading Landlords are rushing to sell while demand for property is high →

The latest news that landlords will have to bear the brunt of paying the £33 million cost of the Renters’ Rights Bill has left many wondering whether now is the time to sell up.

For one landlord, it wasn’t worth all the stress and uncertainty of running his property portfolio, and with new regulations on the way, many landlords are simply saying now is the best time to exit the market.

Landlord Sales Agency helped Alasdair sell 35 of his properties in less than 28 days all for the best price.

Continue reading Landlords, it’s time to stop the hassle and sell your property portfolio NOW →

News last week on Property118 about amendments in the Renters’ Rights Bill, which could allow tenants to move in without paying rent sent a shiver down every landlord’s spine.

The new amendment prevents landlords from accepting rent in advance of a tenancy agreement or more than a month’s rent in advance.

Advance rent agreements offer security to landlords who entrust tenants with properties worth hundreds of thousands of pounds. They prevent tenants without a guarantor from paying one month’s rent and living rent-free for as long as it takes to evict them under Section 8 (currently estimated at 9 –12 months).

They make students, whose grants are paid per term, a safer choice for landlords. Tenants wishing to pay upfront to secure tenancy will lose their advantage. These and any group of people who might be perceived as risk will be the losers in a market where landlords can choose a safer option.

It will offer little benefit to tenants with good credit checks and guarantors.

And the winners? Hostile tenants with less to lose.

Continue reading Who Wins when landlords’ hands are tied? And who loses? →

Landlords across the country are facing a dilemma: with rising costs, new legislation, and market uncertainty creating a perfect storm, many landlords are left wondering — should I hold onto my properties or sell before it’s too late?

The property market isn’t just changing — it’s transforming, and the choices you make today could define your financial future.

If you are unsure of what to do you are not alone – just look at the number of landlords questioning issues or raising points in reply to Property118 articles.

Many landlords have already taken the decision to cash out and walk away from the sector with their profits safe and intact but with demand for properties sky-high, and with talk of an interest rate cut in February, selling your property portfolio may not be the right decision for everyone at this moment in time.

There is no decision that will be correct for all landlords – it depends on many things including cash flow, tenants, profit, inclination and property condition. The one thing that is certain: every landlord in the UK should be looking at their portfolio and weighing up their options before the Renter’s Rights bill becomes law because it will create changes that will affect every landlord in England.

Continue reading Landlords: Should You Hold or Sell Before Time Runs Out To Act Before The Renters’ Rights bill becomes law? →

News this week of the Renters’ Rights Bill returning to Parliament and getting ever closer to becoming law by the summer of this year has sent alarm bells ringing.

Abolition of Section 21, banning advance rent payments and more powers given to councils to fine landlords, ha

ve created a perfect storm in the private rented sector.

For landlords like myself, the Renters’ Rights Bill is the final nail in the coffin. Many of us are now looking at our portfolios and asking, “Is it time to step away?”

It may seem like no one is on the side of landlords, but we understand you’ve looked after your portfolio and your tenants, and now you might be considering selling due to the mounting challenges.

You may think selling tenanted properties will be tough and take years to complete, this is where Landlord Sales Agency comes in.

Continue reading Is now the perfect time to sell your properties? →