UK residential property. Professionally operated. Transparent income — shown, not told.
Rent comes from government-funded housing-cost payments for eligible residents. Income depends on occupancy and eligible claims; it is not guaranteed by the government or the operator.
This market exists because housing need in England is at a record high, councils are legally required to help, and the cost of keeps rising.
1 MHCLG, Statutory homelessness in England, Jan–Mar 2026. 2 MHCLG revenue outturn 2024–25 (via Shelter); £3.9bn projection for 2029/30, Local Government Association, March 2026.


THE HOMES14 homes available now across County Durham.Two-bed homes from £127,400 and three-bed from £176,040. Open any home for its photos and figures.Browse all 18 homes About fifteen minutes end to end. Every chapter is one tap from the menu.
CHAPTER 1 The idea Own the house, see the income, see the costs. CHAPTER 2 The money Follow every pound, step by step. CHAPTER 3 The numbers One property, every pound shown. Try the tools.
CHAPTER 4 The homes A real refurbishment, finished to a standard.
CHAPTER 5 Next steps From reservation to reporting, and who it suits.
REFERENCE EXAMPLE Two-bedroom terraced houseCounty Durham · freehold · pass-through lease £127,400PRICE 12.0%TARGET NET RENT YIELD £15,288PROJECTED YEAR 1 RENT £1,274PER MONTH
REFERENCE EXAMPLE Three-bedroom terraced houseCounty Durham · freehold · pass-through lease £176,040PRICE 13%TARGET NET RENT YIELD £22,885PROJECTED YEAR 1 RENT CPI +1%INDEXATION Request the property pack for a home you like, and we introduce you to an independent broker or IFA who walks you through the numbers. No obligation.