For the instruction that is not moving on the open market.
Some vendors need certainty more than the last pound on the price. Some stock suits working guests better than buyers. An introduction gives your client another route without taking the instruction away from you.
How it works
What an introduction can lead to
A quiet sale
Your vendor's property offered to investors on Maine Property Solutions' list, without a public listing.
A company let
A fixed monthly sum for a landlord client who would rather not sell.
Working guests
An empty house near a site earning from crews while a sale goes through.
Worth knowing
How it works for you
The client relationship stays where it is.
- You keep the client and your fee
- The instruction stays with you
- Every step is agreed with you before it happens
- Your vendor takes independent legal advice throughout
Getting started
Making an introduction
Send the outline
The property, the town and what your client needs.
Agree the route
A quiet sale, a company let or letting to crews.
Keep the client
You stay in the loop at every stage.
For every kind of owner
Find the page written for you
Tell us about it
Tell us about the property.
Where it is, what it is like and what you would like to happen. Pick a time and we call you back about next steps.
- No fee to talk and nothing to sign
- Your details stay with us
- A call at the time you choose
Your questions
Questions owners ask
Do we lose the instruction?
No. The client and the instruction stay with you.
Who pays on a sale?
The buyer pays the fee on the quiet-sale route. Your vendor pays nothing to us.
Can you help a landlord client who does not want to sell?
Yes. A company let agreement or letting to crews can keep the property earning.
Is it confidential?
Yes. Nothing is listed publicly and details go no further without agreement.
Holding stock that needs another route?
Introduce it to Maine Property Solutions. The client stays yours.