For Estate Agents
Estate Agents — Introducer Partnership
You're selling the land, or you'll be selling the completed units. Either way, the developer needs funding. Introduce them to us and you help close the deal faster — while earning an introduction fee on the finance we arrange.
Land and new-homes agents handle development sites constantly — and a sale only completes if the buyer can fund both the purchase and the build. A buyer who cannot raise development finance is a buyer who cannot proceed, and a deal that falls through costs you the commission.
Introducing buyers to a specialist development finance broker keeps your transactions moving. We assess the site, produce the development appraisal, and structure the funding for acquisition and construction. Stronger funding behind your buyers means faster, more certain completions — and developers who buy one site usually come back for the next. We arrange finance only and never compete for your sales instruction.
Why Partner With Us
Benefits for Estate Agents
Close Deals Faster
Buyers with funding in place complete faster. By connecting your buyer with specialist development finance, you accelerate the transaction.
Earn Introduction Fees
A meaningful fee on every completed deal — on top of your agency commission. Two revenue streams from the same client.
Sales Instruction Pipeline
The projects we fund need selling agents for the completed units. Introducing a developer now can lead to a sales instruction later.
Valuation Letters
Your agent's letter supporting GDV is part of every lender's due diligence pack. Being involved from the finance stage strengthens your position for the sales instruction.
Market Intelligence
By working with us, you gain insight into which development schemes are getting funded in your area — valuable market intelligence.
Vendor Confidence
When you're selling a development site, a buyer with confirmed funding gives your vendor confidence. Deals are less likely to fall through.
When to Introduce
Common scenarios
If your client is in any of these situations, an introduction to us could be valuable for both of you.
Selling a Development Site
You're marketing a site with planning permission. Your buyer needs development finance to proceed with the purchase.
Off-Market Introduction
You know a developer looking for sites. We can confirm their funding capacity so you can match them with suitable opportunities.
New-Build Sales
You've been instructed to sell new-build units. The developer may need dev exit finance if sales are slower than planned.
Investor Buyer
Your buyer is purchasing a completed development as an investment. We can arrange investment finance or forward commit structures.
FAQ
Estate Agents — common questions
A buyer on one of our sites needs development funding — can you act quickly?
Yes. We can issue indicative terms within a day of receiving the scheme details, and arrange facilities that fund both the land purchase and the construction. Early involvement helps a sale complete to timetable.
Can you fund the land purchase as well as the build?
Yes — most development facilities draw the land cost on day one, then release construction funds in stages. A buyer does not need separate finance for the site and the build; it is one structured facility.
What does referring a buyer involve?
Just an introduction — the buyer's details and the site in question. We handle the funding conversation, keep you posted, and pay an introduction fee on every completed deal. Your sale commission is entirely separate and unaffected.
Start introducing
Contact us to discuss how we can work together. Introductions are handled professionally — your client relationship is always protected.