Investors and landlords

Discussing potential supported-housing arrangements, subject to property checks and written terms.

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SLS invites property owners to discuss homes that may be suitable for supported housing in the areas where services operate. Any arrangement depends on property, legal, financial, safeguarding and operational due diligence and is governed by the signed agreement.

Why partner with us?

Agreement length

The proposed term is considered for each suitable property and recorded in the agreement.

Fees and costs

Any fees, costs and exclusions are disclosed for review before an agreement is signed.

Maintenance

Repair and maintenance responsibilities are allocated clearly in each agreement.

Utilities and bills

Responsibility for utilities, council tax and other bills is agreed for each property.

Agreed rent terms

Payment terms and responsibilities are set out clearly in each agreement.

Property checks

Inspection, certification and health and safety responsibilities are documented for each arrangement.

Other Benefits

Clear commercial terms: Supported-housing partnerships can offer longer-term arrangements for suitable properties. Rent, lease length, responsibilities and any risks are agreed for each property, so prospective partners can review the full terms before proceeding.

Intended social purpose: A suitable home can form part of a supported-housing service for adults with eligible needs. Outcomes depend on the resident, accommodation, commissioned support and wider care plan and are not an investment guarantee.

Defined management responsibilities: The written agreement identifies who manages residents, repairs, compliance, insurance, utilities and access. Prospective partners should take their own legal, tax and financial advice.

How It Works

1. Consultation: Start with a consultation to discuss your investment objectives and explore how you can get involved. Whether you are looking to invest in new properties or convert your existing property into supported housing, we tailor solutions to meet your requirements.
2. Property assessment: Relevant parties assess location, layout, accessibility, condition, planning and building requirements, safety evidence and operational suitability. No property is accepted until the required checks and approvals are complete.
3. Agreement and setup: The parties document commercial terms and responsibilities for refurbishment, furnishing, certificates, insurance, mobilisation and ongoing management. Timescales and financial outcomes are not guaranteed by this page.
4. Ongoing management: Our dedicated team coordinates resident well-being, property maintenance and housing compliance in line with the responsibilities agreed with each landlord.

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