From strategy to deal, in five steps.

The workflow

1. № 01

   Set your strategy

   Start with a short conversation with the strategy advisor. It asks about the capital you have, what you want from property, how much risk you’ll take and how hands-on you want to be, then recommends an approach and sets a working budget and target yield. Everything after this step is tuned to it.

   What you get

   • –A recommended approach — buy-to-let hold, BRRR or flip — explained in plain English
   • –A budget, deposit and target gross yield drawn from your answers
   • –Suggested searches to start from
2. № 02

   Find areas that suit it

   Instead of guessing where to look, see postcode districts ranked for your strategy and budget. Districts carry an opportunity score and an archetype, so a high-yield rental market and an up-and-coming growth area are easy to tell apart.

   What you get

   • –Your top-ranked areas for your strategy and budget
   • –A deeper ranking, with the factors behind each area’s place in itPaid plans
   • –Opportunity scores and area archetypes to sort and filter by
   • –A directory of districts sortable by yield, rental supply, liquidity and more
3. № 03

   Understand the area

   Before you look at a single listing, know the market you’re buying into. Each district has a one-page summary of the numbers an investor cares about, and each postcode area a set of charts showing where prices and rents have been heading.

   What you get

   • –Asking prices, gross yield, days on market and Land Registry sold prices
   • –Demand, value, risk and growth scores, and the momentum signals that stand out
   • –Sold-price history, a repeat-sales price index and a rent index for the wider area
   • –Full data for any district: 25+ public datasets, with charts and signal historyPaid plans
4. № 04

   Find the properties

   Describe what you want in plain English — “three-bed terrace that needs work, under £150k” — and AI search finds it, then ranks the results against your strategy. Each result shows how its price compares with similar homes nearby and how its agent is graded.

   What you get

   • –Plain-English AI search, ranked to your strategy’s budget and target yield
   • –A priced-well read: how each asking price compares with similar homes nearby
   • –A–E grades for the agents behind the listings
   • –A map view of your results
   • –Saved searches
   • –Alerts when new listings match a saved searchPaid plans
5. № 05

   See how the deal stacks up

   Open a listing in the deal calculator and it arrives pre-filled for your strategy. Model it as a buy-to-let hold, a BRRR or a flip, change any assumption, and save the scenarios worth keeping.

   What you get

   • –Stamp duty, monthly cash flow, cash-on-cash return and IRR, worked out for you
   • –BRRR money left in and capital released; flip profit and annualised return
   • –Saved deals to come back to
   • –A shortlist comparing listings side by side under your strategy’s assumptions
   • –Watched listings: hear when a price or status changesPaid plans

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Also included

• Agent scorecards

  Every graded agent has a scorecard: how often their listings sell, how fast, and how accurately they price, set against nearby agents.

• Team workspacesPaid plans

  Invite a partner or your team into a shared workspace, with shared shortlists and saved deals, and discussions on the listings you’re weighing up.

Who it’s for

• Small landlords growing a portfolio

  You know how to run a buy-to-let. Find the next one faster, in areas where the numbers still work, without rebuilding the spreadsheet each time.

• First-time investors

  Work out which kind of investor to be before you spend anything, and see the real costs of a purchase — stamp duty included — before you commit.

• Active BRRR and flip investors

  Model a refinance or a resale with every assumption editable, and spot listings priced below comparable homes nearby.