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Looking to sell your rental property, but don’t want your tenants to face the stress and disruption of eviction?
Selling with tenants in situ could be the solution and now, thanks to a new partnership between the NRLA and Landlord Property Exchange (LP Exchange), landlords can do just that.
Selling a property with tenants in place offers a number of benefits. Not only does it help avoid tenant eviction and keep people in their homes, it ensures rent continues to be paid right up to completion.
It can also speed up the sales process, without the need for costly marketing campaigns or vacant possession.
For buyers, purchasing a tenanted property means rental income from day one, with the added bonus of often securing a better deal than on a vacant property.
To support landlords exploring this route, the NRLA has partnered with Landlord Property Exchange (LP Exchange) — a specialist off-market platform that connects sellers directly with serious, vetted investors.
The service offers access to a wide range of exclusive, off-market deals, from individual units to large-scale portfolios, all across the UK.
LP Exchange works on a success-based model.
Sellers do not pay any upfront costs. A sales fee is payable on completion, with NRLA members receive an exclusive 10% discount.
If you are selling, LP Exchange offers:
If you are buying, LP Exchange offers:
Captions: James Donohue, founder of Landlord Property Exchange, pictured alongside NRLA CEO Ben Beadle.
Landlord Property Exchange Managing Director, James Donohue, said: “At LP Exchange, we understand the complexities that come with buying and selling tenanted properties.
“Our platform is built to make the process smoother, faster, and a genuine win-win for all parties — giving landlords a clear route to sell while avoiding unnecessary disruption for tenants.
“We’re proud to be partnering with the NRLA to help their members explore this path with confidence and support.
Announcing the partnership NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle said: “Supporting landlords to keep tenants in their homes where they can is a key pillar of our campaigns work, with ongoing calls on the Government to incentivise sustaining tenancies wherever possible.
“With this in mind we are delighted to welcome Landlord Property Exchange as our official off-market property sales partner and would encouraging landlords buying or selling, to consider whether this is a path that could work for them.”
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