
Case study
You hold more than one property
Properties bought over many years rarely add up to a plan. We look at what you hold as a whole: what each is worth, what each earns, what is about to change, and which you should keep, improve, exchange or sell.
Where you may be
Without a plan, each property gets dealt with when it becomes a problem, which is usually the worst moment to deal with it.
It is hard to say which holdings are carrying the others without setting them side by side.
A lease expiry, a loan maturity and a sale each change what the others should do.
Retirement, the next generation or a change in the business. The properties should be arranged for that end.
How we help
What each is worth today, what it earns, and what in its lease or its market is about to change.
A recommendation for each property, with the numbers, and the order to do things in.
Moving value from one property to a better one, alongside your tax and legal advisers.
The same people who do the analysis handle the leasing and the sales that follow from it.
The plan
Respice finem: consider the end. We begin with what you want this to achieve, and work back from there.
A list is enough to begin. We ask what the portfolio is for.
Each property valued and placed, with what we would do and when.
We carry out the pieces you choose, and review again as things change.
Results
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