As we draw ever closer to May 1st 2026, an increasing number of houses and apartments are appearing on the market. The effect? The market is slowing, but it’s not yet ground to a halt.

Come January, though, the rush of landlords wanting to sell as they “get out” before the new regulations kick in is predicted to flood the market, meaning hundreds of additional properties that yours will have to compete with to sell. According to Knight Frank, most UK economic forecasts have been revised downwards in recent months, and this will not be an exception.

The answer is simple: get your houses on the market now, and find someone who can sell this side of Christmas.

It’s easier said than done, many landlords who can’t afford to accept a price drop on what they need to get for their properties are making the mistake of listing with traditional Estate Agents. The logic has historically made sense: if you have time to wait, in most cases they’ll get you a far higher price than any other methods: online, auctions etc. But the effects of choosing this strategy on a time-crunch is potentially devastating.

At National Residential, on average we achieve up to 90% market value on the properties we sell. Traditional Estate Agents might be able to get you full market value, but there’s a catch. Traditional Agents not only charge hefty fees after sale but the average UK house sale takes a whopping six months via traditional Estate Agents. In a market that’s dropping, your 100% market value now is likely to be substantially less in 6 months time. By that point you’ll be deep into the new Renters’ Rights Bill: good luck shifting tenants or getting out in that market.

Contrast this with our average sale time of just 28 days, and up to 90% of the CURRENT market, with zero fees, and you can see why so many landlords are rushing to us to sell before Christmas. Put simply: it blows the traditional Estate Agent strategy out the window.

By selling now, through National Residential, landlords can benefit from the current market values, no strict regulations and a more favourable market environment.

Don’t just take our word for it, in the last week alone, we’ve spoken to 100 landlords who wanted to sell, fast. They also wanted a sale where they didn’t have to take a huge hit on price. And we delivered.

For those thinking, “I’d rather risk it and wait with a traditional Estate Agent,” we have a multi-sales approach meaning we don’t just market your properties not just to our internal database of over 30,000 buyers, we also work with the UK’s top performing local agents, investors, property buying companies and large private funds. Think of us like a one-stop-shop. With Estate Agents you’re getting one route of sale, with us, you’re getting hundreds.

As well as marketing your property online via our Modern Auction, every agent, company and buyer on our books is sent a text message the moment your properties are listed through us, generating a bidding war that drives up prices no matter what condition they’re in, or whether or not they’ve got tenants.

It’s why we’re able to sell so quickly, and we’re doing it every week in the run up to December.

So if you have properties you want to sell, fast, for the best price possible, get in touch today, and let’s get you sold with all that money in the bank before Christmas.

Tell us about the properties you want to sell and we’ll tell you what we can do for you.

It’s finally arrived, The Renters’ Rights Act, one of the biggest overhauls of the private rental sector, will come into action on 1st May 2026. The Act, which amongst other things including tighter regulations, the banning of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions, and the ability for tenants to request pets, whether or not landlords are comfortable with them in their properties, will also grant Councils more powers than ever before.

Come May, any breach of the new system and rules will give Councils the power to issue tougher penalties, with fines of up to £7,000 for breaches.

That figure can rise to £40,000 for repeat or serious violations.

Put bluntly, if you were a landlord contemplating selling, or are in any financial distress, now’s the time to act.

Landlords have just 6 months to sell if they want to avoid finding themselves in hot water.

For many landlords, it’s an easy decision, and there’s still time to get out all the money that they’ve ploughed into their properties over the last decade.

Whilst there are many options to selling your buy-to-let portfolios and properties, time is of the essence, and has never been a more relevant factor than now. It’s why over 150 landlords per month are approaching us at Landlord Sales Agency wanting to sell, fast, and there’s a good reason they’re coming to us:

On average, all our properties sell in just 28 days.

What’s more, as well as selling fast, we sell for the highest prices, encouraging a bidding war between our private database of over 30,000 buyers, the top property buying companies, private funds and first time buyers.

We understand that many of you are scared of the upcoming changes, but there’s a way out and we’re here to provide it, as profitably as possible so you can move your investments elsewhere with the highest amount of capital in the bank.

If you don’t like the prices you get, you don’t have to sell, so there’s every reason to get in touch and let us help you. That’s why so many landlords are coming to us. And we’re delivering.

Many of us found ourselves having a quick chuckle at Chancellor Rachel Reeves this week after she was well and truly stung for not having a landlord licence. But as much as we might have enjoyed seeing government ministers under the spotlight, don’t forget that same lens will now well and truly be on us.

It’s a criminal act not to have one, and if you don’t, tenants will be able to claim back 12 months’ rent. With the new Renters’ Rights Act that will go up to 2 years rent.

Whilst the average monthly rent in the UK varies significantly by region, a recent average came at around £1,300 for all private rentals.

No licence this month? That’s £15,600 tenants can claim back from you. No licence by April next year? Tenants will be able to claim a whopping £31,200.

Landlords need to go back and check every property they own, and call their local councils to make sure they haven’t made any mistakes. This doesn’t just affect landlords thinking of staying in the game, landlords thinking of selling need to be even more vigilant, especially if their reason for selling is to get back on top of their finances.

We also need to look into exactly when the Renters’ Rights Act becomes active. People think it’ll be next year, but the question we need to be asking is: when can you issue Section 21s up until? All the things that can catch a landlord out are well and truly in force. We need to become clued up, and fast.

For many landlords, the stakes have become far too high and they still want to continue selling. Many are taking the same route: issue a Section 21 now, so you can get your properties sold by next April. You might be thinking that you have to do a refurb too.

With National Residential, you don’t have to worry about any of this.

Known for being the UK’s top landlord portfolio exit company, we have such an extensive list of buyers that we’re able to get you a great price as is. No Section 21s, no refurbs, we’ll take the whole thing off your hands and get you the price you’re happy with.

What’s more, you don’t have to compromise on options. Want to sell via an Estate Agent instead? Think you can get a higher price? We have a multi-sales approach, meaning we market your properties not just to our internal database of over 30,000 buyers, we also work with the UK’s top-performing local agents, investors, property buying companies and large private funds. Every person on our books is sent a text message the moment your properties are listed through us, generating a bidding war that drives up prices, no matter what condition they’re in, or whether or not they’ve got tenants.

It also generates sales fast. On average, all our properties sell in less than 28 days.

So if you’re worried about getting out before next April, you can relax, chances are you’ll have all your money in the bank before Christmas.

All you have to do is use the button below to tell us about the property or properties you want to sell.

If you’re a landlord or homeowner looking to sell, you’re probably noticing the market is pretty dire right now. Great if you want to buy – houses are going at a pinch – but not so great for those looking to sell.

Whatever your reasons for selling, you’ve no doubt gone through the same journey as many of us: do I hold out hoping that the right buyer will come along? Will the market improve once The Bill comes out and stops spooking everyone into thinking this is an uncertain market?

You’ve also probably seen adverts from auctions and fast exit companies alike suggesting that “now is the time to sell before it gets worse.” We should know, we’ve been predicting the same trend. So why are people wanting to sell still flocking to us?

The fact of the matter is, for companies like us at Landlord Sales Agency, who get you on average around 85 – 90% market value within 28 days, our model relies on throwing everything at your sale to ensure that we’re able to take out a small portion of profits.

In order for the clients selling to be happy, this means we have to push harder, smarter and faster than anyone else out there. Get a too low price, and everyone’s unhappy, get a higher price than expected, and no one minds a bit cut off the top.

We work tirelessly to contact the best local agents, our personal database of over 30,000 private buyers, property buying funds, new private landlords, first time buyers. Absolutely every resource is thrown at your sale. Got tenants? No problem, we work to either keep them in your properties, or we have relocating procedures to rehome them and, in some cases, even pay for part of their new rents. Every single hurdle is overcome to ensure we’re able to create a bidding war frenzy to push up your property price to the highest possible value.

Recently a landlord in Manchester approached us with 6 houses, 4 of which were tenanted, many with a string of issues, we sold the first property in 22 days. The second in 9 days. The third in just 7 days. And the rest followed in rapid succession. All for prices he was happy with. Another landlord got in touch shortly after and the result was even better: £10K over the price he expected on some of the properties. All we did was go on to take a bit off the top of that in exchange for a job extremely well done.

When you start to look at successes such as these, suddenly 85 – 90% of a price that’s been achieved through everything being thrown at it isn’t the price drop many think it is. What’s more, you’re avoiding hidden costs, fees, and everything else bundled on that ends up gnawing away at the value of your sale regardless.

It really is as simple as that. Of course, we’re not here to tell you to rush into a sale, but as things stand, 85 – 90% of the market now, is going to feel a lot higher than the percentage you might end up getting if predictions are right about a market crash being just around the corner.

So if you’re ready to sell, and you want to get the job done fast for the highest price possible, get in touch. Selling your properties is what we know and do best, and if you don’t want to waste any more time, the time to act is now.

This week, the Green Party backed a plan to see the end of private letting. A motion passed at its party conference at the weekend called for the party “to seek the effective abolition of private landlordism”.

Whilst this is laughable, many landlords aren’t seeing the joke, because the Green Party, despite not being in power, have changed and influenced landlord policies before.

The positioning has been enough to trigger another mass sell-off, with more landlords than in previous weeks approaching portfolio exit companies to sell. Why?

In 2022 to 2024, The Green Party triggered an emergency rent cap and eviction moratorium in Scotland. This went on to become what we now see as long-term rent controls. Then there were Brighton & Hove’s citywide Article 4 restrictions on HMOs.

During 2011 to 2015, the council’s local Green-led administration introduced “additional licensing” for smaller HMOs and began rolling out Article 4 directions so that converting family homes into HMOs required planning consent. These measures tightened controls and conditions on many local landlords. The council later adopted tougher spacing and concentration rules for HMOs and updated licensing and management standards. These changes continue to affect landlords today and purchasers of HMO properties.

In London, sustained Green pressure for renter protections and enforcement helped push the issue up City Hall’s agenda, with the Mayor considering rent-control powers and renters’ support infrastructure.

It’s so easy to disregard when the Green Party makes noise over landlords, but history tells us this isn’t something we should take lightly, and clearly landlords are noticing.

Shirley, a landlord who contacted us at Landlord Sales Agency, said she had to get out because her landlord portfolio era was “over,” echoing the sentiments of an increasing number of landlords who are flooding to us to sell off and get out.

In a year where picking the right company or agent to sell your properties is crucial, we do more than just sell fast, we sell for the highest prices, encouraging a bidding war between our private database of over 30,000 buyers.

What’s more, we’re tenant eviction specialists. Where possible, we sell to new landlords who don’t mind taking tenants on, but if that isn’t possible our eviction-sale process has a 100% success rate.

So if like the influx of landlords this week, you want to get out for the highest possible price before the market drops or the climate gets harder and harder to make profits, now is the time to act.

Simply get in touch via the form below, and we’ll help with the rest.

It’s time to get ahead of the curve. You’ve got nothing to lose, and everything to gain. Just get in touch.

If you were looking for a sign on whether or not to downsize or double down on your property portfolio, recent news has provided mixed messages on how landlords might be affected by the Renters’ Rights Bill.

For many landlords, it’s time to sell, and for good reason: “London tenants are seeing rents fall, data shows, as landlords fail to offload their properties before renters are handed new rights,” says Ed Magnus, senior THIS IS MONEY reporter. Falling rents are trend that’s only set to be amplified as October rolls around.

In fact, the Renters’ Rights Bill, which is set to become law in early 2026 and will put tighter restrictions on landlords, has finally started to dawn on many landlords, who thought that the constant delays in implementation meant they were out of the water.

We’ve been talking about the Bill for ages, but the stark reality is that as we get closer to the end of the year, landlords are going to start panicking. When they do, house prices are likely going to plumet. Coupled with taunts from the Treasury about ‘considering taxing landlords’ rent’ to raise £2bn, and the writing’s on the wall.

If you don’t want to get caught up in any price crash from the rush to ‘get out’, now’s the time to sell.

“I’ve been a landlord for over 20 years and the truth is I’m sick of it” said Darren, a landlord with properties in Liverpool, “I just wanted to get rid of all my debt and headaches and of course with everything that’s happening with tax, licenses, councils going around looking at properties saying you can’t do this and that when tenants are wrecking the properties, I’d just had enough.”

Darren did what many landlords are now doing ahead of October: contacted us, portfolio exit specialists Landlord Sales Agency, to sell 20 properties in Liverpool. He agreed to do a trial on 14 properties to see what happened.

The first batch sold straight after the first viewing, others sold in less than 27 days.

At Landlord Sales Agency, we’re getting properties sold fast, for high prices, and our highly experienced sales team proactively resolves every issue to get sales over the line. We’re seeing landlords finally being able to get out of the market.

What’s more, we consistently achieve up to 90% of market value with an average sale time of less than 28 days.

If you don’t like the prices you get, you don’t have to sell, so there’s every reason to get in touch and let us help you. That’s why so many landlords are coming to us. And we’re delivering.

In what seems like a change to the tide, the property market showed signs of swinging in favour of landlords this month. Following what looked like a tricky time for landlords to sell, it seems that buy-to-let properties are back in demand, and they’re selling fast.

Last week we shared the news that a landlord based in Leicester had been able to secure a buyer through us in 16 days, with tenants in situ, completing her purchase within 15 days of an offer being accepted. This week has followed the same trend, with freehold houses in particular easily shifting in as little as 7 to 14 days.

When a Manchester-based landlord approached us needing to shift his houses, we knew we’d be able to deliver. Like many landlords looking to sell this year as a result of changes to regulations, rent caps, abolishment of Section 21 no-fault evictions, the Renters’ Rights Bill and more, he wanted to sell fast, but he didn’t want to take a huge hit on the price.

He came to us with 6 houses, 4 tenanted. One of them had major structural problems due to fire damage, making traditional mortgage financing impossible for potential buyers.

He chose Landlord Sales Agency, National Residential’s sister company,  because he knew that speed was crucial, but he also wanted to maximise his returns.

Our team of experts did what we do best, taking on the portfolio and immediately marketing it to our private database of buyers, as well as property buying funds and investors.

We sold the first property in 22 days. The second in 9 days. The third in just 7 days. And the rest followed in rapid succession.

For the one with the structural problems due to fire damage, we secured a cash buyer as mortgages had been declined from lenders, selling it just as fast as the rest.

Perhaps most impressively, we achieved prices £10,000 above expectations across the portfolio, enabling us to cover all legal costs and negotiate smooth transitions with the existing tenants. Only one eviction was necessary, in every other case, tenants remained in their homes under new ownership, creating genuine win-win outcomes for everyone involved.

The landlord even decided to sell his final property to his son, completing his total exit from the rental market exactly as planned.

Where everyone else is struggling to sell, we’re knocking it out of the park, and we’re doing it every single week.

Whatever condition your portfolio is in, we’ll sort it, fast, for the best price possible, and completely hassle-free. We take landlord portfolios, navigate every legal and logistical hurdle, and deliver results that exceed expectations.

Ready to sell with maximum return and zero stress? Get in touch today.

Despite moments of silver lining, I think we all agree it’s a tough market for landlords. With changes to regulations, rent caps, abolishment of Section 21 no-fault evictions, the Renters’ Rights Bill and more, it’s no surprise that so many landlords are still thinking of selling.

For a landlord based in Leicester, that’s exactly the decision she came to after being a successful landlord for over 35 years.

Despite trying to keep up with the times and changes, she’d understandably had enough. Her properties, although occupied with tenants, hadn’t had their rents raised in 10 years. In one property, the tenants had been paying £480 per month when the market rate had raised to £850. A decade of losing money.

What’s more, the property was in poor condition, had no electrical certificate, no EPC and was at risk of fines from the council. Like many landlords, this wasn’t purposeful neglect, the constant changes to the sector had simply got the better of her, and the properties had started to become liabilities rather than assets.

She needed to sell, and fast. She also knew that the Renters’ Rights Bill coming in to effect at the end of this year could tip her situation over the edge, and didn’t want to take that risk. She was keen to sell now, for the highest price possible, before the market became unstable. That’s when she reached out to us at National Residential / Landlord Sales Agency to sell.

We see landlords in situations like this every month. We knew exactly what to do, and we delivered.

Taking all of the issues off her hands, we allocated our very best team to the sale, liaising with tenants and marketing to our huge database of private buyers.

We managed to secure a buyer in 16 days, to take the property on in its current condition, with tenants in situ, completing the purchase within 15 days of an offer being accepted.

A phenomenal result for a landlord who thought it would take months or even years to clear debt, cash in and get out, and we’re doing this every single week.

No matter what issues you might have with your properties, we take complex portfolios, navigate every legal and logistical hurdle, and deliver results that exceed expectations.

So, if you’re a landlord looking to sell with zero stress and maximum return, now is the time to act.

We’re already over halfway through 2025. It’s hard to believe that in the blink of an eye we’ll be entering into 2026. We’ve been through a lot as landlords, the tax nightmares, refurb costs, struggling to rent, and the Renters’ Rights Bill edging closer to implementation. The list goes on.

It’s a testament to many of us that we’re still standing, and thank goodness we are.

For a landlord based in Wallasey, who brought five of her properties to us at Landlord Sales Agency, she managed to completely turn the tables. These weren’t easy properties: an HMO with five tenants, two mixed commercial/residential units, a tenanted property with an elderly vulnerable tenant and another with a tenant in huge arrears.

Understandably she was anxious about how and whether these would sell. But we did what we do best: we got to work.

With the HMO, we managed viewings with all five tenants and coordinated the sale while handling multiple surveys to get it through to completion. The commercial units weren’t easy either, two shops with flats above, one of which had no fire regulations in place. Even with these issues, we managed the entire sales progression and got both across the line.

Her tenanted property with the elderly resident needed sensitivity. We sourced an investor who not only bought the property but agreed to keep the vulnerable tenant in place, protecting their home and health.

Then came the most challenging: the arrears-heavy tenant. We managed the vacation of the property, which required a full refurb, to enable a successful sale. Every resource we had we threw at it in ways that no-one else out there is selling landlord properties.

Despite the odds, we sold all five properties. And this isn’t a one-off. We do this every day.

Landlords like this one are flooding to us to sell. Not because they’ve read our articles and suddenly believed we can “save the day,” but because we actually are doing exactly what we say we’ll do.

No matter what the reason you have for wanting to sell, we get it done.

What’s more, we’re fast. Super fast. All our properties sell on average in less than 28 days. In some cases, we can get you a sale within an hour of listing.

What you do with the cash is up to you. We get you the highest prices out there, and our results, like our Wallasey landlord’s, speak for themselves.
So whether you’re looking to sell to buy more later down the line, or you’re looking to get out and retire from the business, we’re the best in the UK to help, and we’re ready to help you today.

All you have to do is get in touch.

It’s a story we’re hearing over and over again this month, and in the upcoming weeks, we expect no different. Enter the unexpected wealth boom transforming smart landlords’ fortunes and, you guessed it, the game is in getting out, not getting further in. For many landlords, including Nigel and Carol, who recently reached out to us, the current climate has shifted their focus onto selling.

This isn’t about folding, this is about getting out the clever way, in a way which squeezes every last drop out of our money-making machines before the industry caves under red tape. It’s about getting out in a way that crucially puts the maximum about of cash in the bank possible.

And that’s exactly what it is: very possible. In fact, underneath the uncertain times, impending tax changes, mortgage rates and dealing with the incoming Renters Rights’ Bill, a quiet revolution is happening. Landlords are discovering that selling, not renting, is where the real money is in 2025.

But how are landlords like Nigel and Carol getting out in a way that puts them back on top? The answer is Landlord Sales Agency. Made up of the UK’s top portfolio exit specialists and founded by landlords for landlords, we’ve been rising the ranks to become one of the most formidable companies in the UK for landlords wanting to maximise profits on their portfolios and property investment strategies.

How? Whilst most landlords are still grinding away collecting £500 to £800 monthly rents, deducting expenses and praying nothing breaks, for landlords who’ve approached us wanting a better solution, we’ve cracked the code to end the cycle: there’s a window that’s opened for landlords who are looking to sell and happy to accept 85% – 90% market value for their houses, and we’ve figured out how to dominate that niche. Using our network of over 30,000 buyers including first time buyers and some of the largest private property buying funds, we’ve been able to kickstart bidding wards that are allowing landlords to get out faster than ever before and with the figures they’re happy with.

The buyers have been flooding in, some of them ready to purchase within an hour of us alerting them to the properties. They only want one thing in return: 85% – 90% market value, and the properties have to be freehold houses.

Before you think: I can’t accept that, think again, because the numbers are staggering when you look at them properly. That £120,000 freehold house in Manchester yielding £700 monthly? You’re looking at roughly £4,000 annual profit after all expenses. But sell it for £102,000 in cash, and you’ve just banked 25 years of rental profit in a single transaction. That’s exactly what Nigel, Carol and 19 other landlords this week cottoned on to when they contact us.

Suddenly, accepting 85% of market value doesn’t look like a discount: it looks like genius. Added to the fact that the market is predicted to drop for some rental property types by the end of the year, and it’s a no-brainer.

The landlords rushing to us aren’t distressed sellers, they’re financial strategists who’ve done the calculations and seen the future. They understand that liquidity beats liability every single time.

Your property isn’t your baby. It’s a financial tool. And right now, that tool can deliver more value as cash than as bricks and mortar.

The smartest landlords have realised that property wealth tied up in problem-riddled assets isn’t real wealth at all. It’s just expensive storage. Real wealth is liquid, accessible and working for you, not the other way around.

So if you’re a landlord with freehold properties, you’re exactly who we want to speak to.

Let’s get you on your feet and banking your winnings.

It’s hard not to laugh at the current governmental interference when it comes to landlords and our properties. First, they hit us with the Renters’ Rights Bill, an aggressive swipe that could see thousands of landlords destroyed, down and out, then this: Keir Starmer’s latest appeal to landlords to house Channel migrants. As the saying goes: Don’t bite the hand that feeds you.

Whilst landlords have spent years being branded as public enemy number one, the fact of the matter is, most landlords are indeed incredibly responsible, extremely fair, passionate about property and very much essential to the British public.

With house prices increasingly unaffordable, and wages failing to reflect the rise in cost of living, coupled with a more general housing crisis, it’s fair to say that landlords provide a roof over the head of many a Briton unable to afford to buy their own property, saving to buy, or simply not wanting to buy. Landlords bridge a gap that would otherwise see the country on the brink of a homelessness crisis.

Some might even say that they are in fact, whilst being business-savvy, the unexpected heroes of the current economy. Now, whether we as landlords should be is another matter, but the fact is, we are.

So, with the barrage of legislation that’s set to hit us, and many landlords struggling with rising costs and a reduction in profitability of their portfolios, how can we make sure we stay afloat?

Previously, we might have thought: well, let’s hang on in there and hope for the best. But clever landlords know that things have to change for us to survive and thrive.

It’s because of this that every day, experienced landlords are contacting us at Landlord Sales Agency to liquidate parts of their portfolios, many of which have become increasingly difficult to sell on the open market. This month, we were getting numbers as high as 50 to 60 landlords per week calling in to sell, and this is starting to gain speed. At first glance, selling might look like these landlords are part of the mass exodus from the sector, but this is in fact an extremely savvy strategy to multiply their assets.

Put it this way: the market is high right now, but landlords like you and I are still struggling. You may even have been tempted to think “it’s time to throw the towel in.” Stop right there. Because there’s a solution, and you’re going to want to hear it.

You see, by offloading lower-performing properties before legislation such as the Renters’ Rights Bill landlords are not only cutting their losses but setting themselves up for future gains. In fact, selling now might even grow your property portfolios come the second half of this year. Why? Because a mass panic sell by landlords post-July is predicted to cause prices for tenanted properties to plummet. This means that capital generated from sales now can be reinvested after the Renters’ Rights Bill is passed, when thousands of houses are expected to be on the market at below value prices.

It’s the ultimate loophole, and landlords are already jumping on it: sell when the market is high, buy twice as much back when the market is low. No need to bow down to Starmer’s plea.

Recently, we sold a flat in Warrington with a tenant in situ in under two weeks for £115,000, far higher than the £90,000 to £100,000 traditional auctions or Estate Agents would have achieved. This isn’t just about offloading properties, it’s about maximising your profits and putting you in a stronger position to reinvest when the time is right.

So why us? At Landlord Sales Agency, we’ve got access to a Formula One-style team of property experts who know exactly how to manage landlord portfolios. They also know how to sell fast, and for the best possible prices. We have over 30,000 private buyers in our database waiting to buy, plus access to property buying funds and the top performing local agents. We’ve got an entire machine that’s geared up to helping landlords sell right now, so they can get ready to buy back when the market is flooded with bargains.

With or without tenants, no matter what condition, we can sell your properties. We’re also able to sell flats – notoriously impossible to sell in the current market – for landlords who are willing to accept a slightly lower offer. In a market that’s higher now than it likely will be in 6 months, the loss is evened out as negligible anyway. And it’s certainly worth it: all of our properties sell in an average of just 28 days. Zero hassle, every aspect managed by us, including talking to your current tenants, and in some cases rehousing them for you.

So there it is. The solution you’ve been looking for to combat the tirade against landlords. It’s time to put an end to our decline, and start getting the wheels well and truly back on the wagon.

If you’re ready, we’re ready. Get in touch today and let’s get you back in the game.

Just when we thought this year was the year we’d be able to start clawing things back (goodbye incorporation challenges and downsizing drama) the true test for landlords is yet to come.

With the Renters’ Rights Bill looming on the horizon, proposed to become law this summer, landlords have one final hurdle to overcome. The exact timing remains uncertain, but the changes proposed by Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook could take effect in July, and landlords cannot afford to remain passive before they do.

Why? Well, amongst other things, the Bill aims to dramatically shift power toward tenants by abolishing ‘no-fault’ evictions, extending notice periods, and implementing tighter controls on rent increases. For landlords, this means more red tape, less flexibility, and potentially diminished returns on our investments. Coupled with the new Decent Homes Standard, the compliance burden becomes even heavier. It’s clear the landscape is shifting beneath our feet, and hoping to simply “ride it out” could prove costly.

News this week was filled with warnings from Conservative MP Paul Scully about the severe consequences of the Renters’ Rights Bill, highlighting how it could significantly impact landlords’ ability to manage their properties effectively. He cautioned that the legislation, whilst well-intentioned, fails to balance the scales between landlord and tenant rights, and he’s not wrong.

With these changes approaching rapidly, strategic landlords are making smart moves now and reaping the rewards.

So how are they getting around these changes? The answer lies in selling, but not to get rid of properties, to strategically position yourself for future opportunities.

In fact, every week, landlords are reaching out to us at Landlord Sales Agency to maximise returns before the regulatory landscape transforms. By selling properties now when the market is still high, they’re creating liquidity that can be strategically deployed when opportunities arise post-legislation.

It’s a winning formula: sell when the market is strong, prepare to buyback double for half the price when others are panicking.

For a landlord from Liverpool with a substantial portfolio of 41 tenanted properties, all in excellent condition, he recognised the value of acting ahead of the curve. Looking to avoid disruptions for his tenants, he opted for off-market sales with no viewings. He came to the right place. Our team of portfolio experts did what they do best: reached out to our private database of over 30,000 buyers via text message to get him exactly what he wanted. An investor is now purchasing 10 of his portfolio properties, all with tenants in place and zero viewings required.

This isn’t just a one off. It’s what we do best, and with a company run by landlords for landlords, we know exactly how to help you play the best game to come out winning.

When the Renters’ Rights Bill passes, we anticipate a significant increase in landlords looking to exit the market, potentially flooding it with properties and driving prices down. Those who have already sold will be perfectly positioned with capital ready to reinvest in the bargain deals.

The choice is clear: wait for increasingly restrictive regulations to limit your options, or take control now while you still have favourable market conditions. And with a team that truly understands landlords’ challenges and opportunities, we know exactly what’s required to navigate this smoothly and profitably.

So don’t wait until July, contact us today and let’s discuss how we can help you stay ahead of the regulatory curve.

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.