Discuss your criteria
Budget, locations, timing and strategy. No identity or proof-of-funds uploads are needed to make an initial enquiry.
For property investors
A clear brief.
A better starting point.
Tell me what a relevant property looks like for you. We can then discuss the strategy, costs and evidence needed to assess an opportunity.
Share your briefHow we work
Understand the process before committing.
Assess an opportunity
Separate advert facts from estimates. Review costs, comparable evidence and unresolved questions before treating a deal as ready.
Agree the next step
Any proposed service, DCM’s role and fees must be agreed in writing before you commit. Professional checks remain part of the decision.
Your investor brief
What would be worth your time?
Start with the essentials. I’ll use this to respond to your enquiry and understand what you are looking for.
- Your preferred locations
- A realistic purchase budget
- The strategy and timing that suit you
No sourcing fee is collected through this form. An enquiry creates no obligation to buy.
Common questions
A few things to make clear.
Are investment returns guaranteed?
No. Rental income, works, end value, finance and selling times are uncertain. A review should make those assumptions and risks visible.
When would a sourcing fee apply?
Any service, fee amount, payment trigger, VAT treatment and refund terms must be agreed in writing before a paid engagement. The enquiry form collects no payment.
Will an enquiry sign me up for property emails?
Only if you choose the optional email-opportunities permission. You can still ask a question or send your brief without giving that permission.
Do you advise on mortgages or planning?
A property review can identify questions to investigate. Lender approval, tax, legal matters and planning decisions need the relevant qualified professional or authority.