Find your ideal letting strategy.
Four answers and we model the mix of short and long lets that fits how you actually use your home.
Choose your plan.
All plans include full management.
Flexible
Ideal for landlords who like to use their property occasionally. No commitment, full control — start and stop on your terms.
Full-time
Ideal for landlords ready to earn consistently. A 12-month plan that delivers more net income every single month.
Long Term
Ideal for landlords focused on long-term returns. The lowest management rate available, unchanged for 3 years.
Short-term vs long-term.
For a typical 2-bedroom property in Shoreditch. Annual comparison.
Figures are illustrative based on comparable active properties. Your results will vary based on availability, property condition and area.
How we shift the mix across the year.
Demand shifts by season, so your letting strategy does too. Here's how we typically manage the year.
Spring
Bookings pick up with the first long weekends. Nightly rates lift gradually, with a couple of mid-term stays as a floor under the month.
Summer
Demand is at its highest, so almost everything goes short-let at peak rates. Minimum-stay rules protect the best weekends.
Autumn
Relocations and project work drive 4–12 week enquiries, so mid-term bookings fill the calendar before rates soften.
Winter
The weakest short-let window, so mid-term stays do the heavy lifting. Festive weeks stay open at premium nightly rates.