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Assisted and supported living services allow individuals with a variety of needs to live fulfilling and happy lives, safely and independently within their local communities. When someone moves into supported living, they have their own home with an individual tenancy agreement. At the same time, they receive care and support, which can range from a few hours per week to one-to-one support 24 hours a day. Many people with learning disabilities, severe autism, or other needs require some level of support to maximise their independence and live life on their own terms.
Supported living services are particularly valuable for those who do not wish to live in residential care but may find it challenging to manage alone at home. These services help individuals make choices about how they want to live and enable them to continue doing the things that matter most to them.
Yes, many of our investors are based outside the UK and are seeking a secure, income-generating asset within the country. Non-UK residents are required to complete a straightforward Non-Resident Landlord (NRL1) form to register their ownership and income with HMRC. Our after-sales team is available to assist with this process.
Yes, many of our clients opt for this choice if it aligns with their portfolio requirements. We can provide guidance and recommend a company to assist you through the process of setting up a limited company. The procedure is straightforward and can typically be completed within three working days.
Sales are restricted during the first 36 months. After this period, the Housing Association must be notified, which is carried out by the seller’s solicitor.
Yes, an annual rent review linked to inflation ensures that rent rises by at least the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) each year, providing consistent income growth.
The 25-year management agreement ensures that the property is commercially valued according to its yield. With a yield of up to 12% guaranteed for 25 years, the properties are worth at least the original purchase price.
The management agreement will be held with a reputable housing association, which acts as the tenant.
The housing association, which acts as the tenant, is responsible for paying the rent. It receives rental funds from the local authority and promptly forwards these payments to the landlord.
You will receive your rent from the housing association regardless of tenant occupancy or payment status.
Once the contract concludes, you regain full control of the property. Due to strong demand, you may have the option to negotiate an extension. Alternatively, you can sell, let it privately, or occupy it yourself.
There is no VAT applied to the purchase.
The buyer will pay any income and CGT taxes due. There is no Council Tax payable.
Yes, this can be arranged upon request.
All properties are marketed and sold only once they are complete, fully furnished, and have a signed tenancy agreement in place.
The housing association is responsible for insuring the property.
