Guaranteed rent for accidental landlords across the Midlands

For people letting an inherited home, a partner's old flat or a house they have moved out of.

An accidental landlord is someone who lets a property they did not buy as an investment, often an inherited home or a house they have moved away from. Guaranteed rent gives a fixed income without having to learn the letting rules from scratch.

At a glance

What it is: For people letting an inherited home, a partner's old flat or a house they have moved out of.
Rent: A fixed monthly figure, paid occupied or empty
Term: Typically 1 to 5 years, agreed up front
Fees: No letting fees or commission
Best for: Inherited properties you are not ready to sell
Area: All 12 Midlands counties

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1960s brick semi-detached house in a Midlands town

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Get your guaranteed rent offer

Tell us about the property. We reply with next steps and arrange a free valuation visit. No obligation.

Rent paid on the same date every month
No letting fees or commission
Free valuation visit
All 12 Midlands counties
Terms agreed in writing before you sign

Who is guaranteed rent for accidental landlords for?

Inherited properties you are not ready to sell
Homeowners who have moved for work or family
Couples keeping a second property after moving in together
Owners who want income while the market settles

What is included?

Plain-English explanation of the lease before you sign
We handle the tenants, safety checks and repairs we are responsible for
A fixed income you can plan around
Flexible terms if you might sell later

Where do you offer it?

We offer guaranteed rent for accidental landlords in all twelve Midlands counties. Choose your county for local details.

What happens next

Tell us about the property
Send the address and a few details online or by phone.
Free valuation visit
We view the property, check its condition and the local licensing position.
Written offer
You receive the monthly rent, lease length and repair split in writing. No obligation.
Lease and first payment
Once the lease is signed and the property is ready, rent is paid on the agreed date each month.

Questions landlords ask

I have never let a property. Is that a problem?

No. We explain each step, list the documents we need and set out what you remain responsible for, such as the building insurance and your mortgage lender's consent.

Can I sell the property during the lease?

The lease sets out what happens if you want to sell. Break clauses can be agreed at the start if you think you might sell.

What if the property needs updating first?

Our refurbish and let service can price any work needed before the lease starts.