Free to the landlord
You pay us nothing at any stage. We're paid by the operator, so our interest is a match that actually holds.
A fixed rent paid every month, whether the property is occupied or not, under a fixed-term agreement made directly with a vetted operator. No voids, nothing to manage — and free to the landlord, because the operator pays our fee.
No cost, no obligation. We reply within one working day.
Four steps from your property details to a hands-off tenancy with an operator who has already been checked.
Area, property type and number of bedrooms. About thirty seconds, no cost and no obligation.
Your property goes to operators actively looking for stock like yours — not onto a database to sit.
Company standing at Companies House, track record, funds to proceed, and landlord references where the operator has them — checked before you meet them.
A fixed-term company let, agreed directly between you and them. The operator’s rent commitment sits in that agreement, and the occupants are managed for you.
You pay us nothing at any stage. We're paid by the operator, so our interest is a match that actually holds.
Company standing, track record and funds to proceed, checked before any introduction is made. We tell you how much history an operator has.
Every enquiry is answered within one working day. No property is left sitting unseen in an inbox.
We introduce you where operators are actively looking right now, so you hear back with something real.
If you hold several units in one building, a whole block, or a portfolio spread across London, you are the enquiry our operators most want to see — and the one we can move fastest on.
A single operator can take several units under one set of terms, so you negotiate once rather than repeating the process flat by flat.
Scale is what operators are short of. A block is materially more attractive to them than a single flat, and that shows in the level of interest you get back.
We hold briefs from operators specifically looking for multi-unit stock. A portfolio goes to those briefs directly rather than into a general pipeline.
Whether it is three units or thirty, you deal with one operator and one payment date rather than a different arrangement for every door.
Send the building or the list and we will come back within one working day. A spreadsheet or a note of the addresses is enough to start — you do not need to fill the form in unit by unit.
Every area below comes from a brief an operator is holding right now. Demand is strongest in prime Central and West London, with a strong second ring across the South West.
A company let is straightforward, but the detail matters. Here is exactly how the arrangement works, who actually gives the guarantee, and what stays with you.
Calbra introduces. The operator contracts with you directly.
The operator pays a fixed rent every month, whether the property is occupied or not, for the length of the agreement.
We introduce; the operator contracts with you directly. The guarantee is written into their agreement with you, not held by Calbra.
The figure is agreed up front on a fixed term, and usually sits slightly under open market rent — that difference is what funds the fixed monthly payment.
Safety certificates, licensing where it applies and structural repairs remain yours, and the let is subject to your lender's and freeholder's consent.
None. The introduction is free to the landlord — the operator pays our fee once you sign with them. There is nothing to pay us at any stage, and no tie-in if you decide not to proceed.
Yes, this is what the market calls guaranteed rent — but the guarantee is the operator's, not ours. Calbra is the introducer, not the counterparty. The fixed monthly rent with no void periods is offered by the operator and written into their fixed-term agreement with you.
What we’re responsible for is checking that operator before you ever speak to them: company standing at Companies House, what they’ve run before, whether they can afford to proceed, and landlord references where they have them. How much history there is varies, and we tell you which you’re dealing with.
Worth knowing up front: the figure is agreed before you sign and usually sits a little under open market rent — that margin is what funds the guarantee. The let is also subject to your lender's and freeholder's consent.
A company — the operator — takes on your property as a single professional tenant. They pay a fixed rent monthly and manage the occupants themselves, so you have one accountable tenant and no day-to-day management.
Before any introduction we confirm the company at Companies House, ask what they have run before and for how long, check they have the funds to proceed, and speak to a landlord they already work with where that history exists. Not every operator has it — where they don’t, we say so rather than skip past it. None of this is a guarantee, and you should make your own checks too.
Your usual landlord obligations: safety certificates, licensing where it applies, and structural repairs. You'll also need consent from your mortgage lender and freeholder — we'll flag anything relevant when we speak.
Demand is strongest in prime Central and West London — Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea and Camden — with a second ring across Wandsworth and Merton. We also hold briefs in Ealing and Acton, Wembley, North West London, Reading and the Slough, Windsor and Ascot corridor.
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Six fields, about thirty seconds. We'll come back within one working day with vetted operators looking for a property like yours.
Step 1 of 2 — your property and contact details
We'll be in touch within one working day with vetted operators looking for a property like yours.
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