Buy-to-lets
Single homes refurbished and let to long-term tenants.
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Invest withKeey Homes
Property exposure, without becoming a landlord.
Rental income isn’t the same as rental profit.
Property investing isn’t always as straightforward as collecting rent every month. Buying a buy-to-let can involve significant upfront capital, ongoing maintenance, tenant management, compliance obligations and unexpected expenses.
Investing through a property developer offers a different approach, with different responsibilities, contractual arrangements and risks. Neither route is automatically better. It depends on your financial goals, appetite for risk and desired level of involvement.
How it works
Your investor journey
Every investor journey is different. The structure, strategy and exit are agreed around the individual opportunity.
- 01
Understand your goals
We discuss your available capital, timeframe and what you want the investment to achieve.
- 02
Agree the structure
We identify the most suitable route and agree how your investment will be structured before anything moves forward.
- 03
Capital is deployed
Funds are allocated in line with the agreed property strategy and opportunity.
- 04
The property strategy begins
Depending on the deal, this may involve acquisition, refurbishment, development or management to create value.
- 05
You stay informed
We provide updates throughout the journey so you know how the project is progressing.
- 06
Agreed exit / outcome
Once the agreed strategy reaches its end point, the exit is completed in line with the arrangement set out at the beginning.
Strategies
Where capital goes
Depending on the deal, a project may involve acquisition, refurbishment, development or management to create value.
HMOs
Houses in multiple occupation, licensed and managed, room by room.
Commercial to residential
Tired commercial buildings, such as a closed pub, converted into self-contained homes.
New builds
Land acquired and developed into new homes, such as Project Garden Quarter.
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Questions
How does investing with Keey Homes work?
Six steps: we understand your goals, agree the structure, deploy capital in line with the agreed strategy, run the project, keep you informed and complete the agreed exit. Every journey is agreed around the individual opportunity.
Do you manage property for other landlords?
Yes. We offer letting services and portfolio management for other landlords, alongside managing our own homes.
Do you buy property or land?
We consider portfolio purchases, lease options and land with development potential. Tell us about the property and we will come back to you.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Property investments carry risk, including potential loss of capital, and returns are not guaranteed. We explain the risks of each opportunity before anything moves forward.
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Important
Property investments carry risk, including potential loss of capital. Returns are not guaranteed. This page describes how Keey Homes works with investors. It is not an offer, an invitation to invest or financial advice. Any opportunity is discussed individually and documented in writing. Seek independent financial and legal advice before investing.