We buy property that doesn’t sell the conventional way
Blocks that can’t be emptied. Portfolios that have to move as one piece. Companies that hold the buildings. Mortgages larger than the building is worth. And landlords who have simply had enough of it.
The money to move quickly comes from private lenders. That’s the other half of what we do.
I’ve got property I want out of
A sale that’s blocked by a complication rather than a price. We buy it as it stands, tenants and all, and build the terms around whatever is in the way.
Selling your property
PartnersIn Property We’re the bit in the middle
I’ve got capital sitting still
How private lending to a property company actually works, what can go wrong with it, and how to check out anybody who asks you for money.
Private lendingWhy both halves exist
They’re one business, not two sharing a name.
A seller whose property won’t move the conventional way needs a buyer who can move in ways a normal buyer can’t. Usually that means quickly, sometimes it means over a period, occasionally it means taking on the company rather than the building. All of those need money that’s already there rather than money a bank is still thinking about.
That’s what private lenders make possible. Their capital is what turns a stuck sale into a completed one.
Who you’d be dealing with
Sara Cromie, Head of Acquisitions, and Wendy Eatough, Head of Development. Two property records built separately over decades, brought together when this company was formed in October 2024.
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