UK TRANSITIONAL HOUSING · 2026

Government-funded buy‑to‑let.

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.

ENTRY PRICE · TWO-BED HOUSE Two-bed homes from £127,400
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12–13% TARGET NET
RENT YIELD
99% HISTORICAL
OCCUPANCY*
CPI +1% ANNUAL RENT
INDEXATION
DRAG TO SPIN
, in your name A UK house with its
TYPICAL VOID* ~1 week
~11,000Homes under management
150+Specialist staff
5Regional offices
24/7Resident helpdesk
~80Placements per week
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START HERE · WHY THIS MARKET EXISTS

Before there is a yield, there has to be someone who needs the home.

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.

Read the six-step story
01 · THE NEED135,580households in temporary accommodation, a record high 1 02 · THE DUTYBy lawcouncils must help households in housing need, whatever the market does 03 · THE COST£2.84bn → £3.9bncouncil spend on temporary accommodation, up 25% in a year 2 04 · THE NEXT STEPHomesprofessionally managed move-on homes are part of the answer
Sources and notes

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
THE GUIDE IN FIVE CHAPTERS

Everything you need, in the order you'll need it.

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.
FOLLOW THE MONEY

No hidden spread. Just the money, step by step.

Watch the money flow
Housing incomeFunded by the , where claims are approved
Client accountFor your property alone
Operating costsAs set out in the lease
Residual incomeWhat is left from your property
Paid to youMonthly, with quarterly statements
A refurbished two-bedroom terraced house in County Durham 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 A red-brick terraced house in County Durham, representative of the three-bedroom reference home 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
Map of the UK with County Durham highlighted WHERE THE HOMES ARE County Durham, North East England. See where the homes sit in the UK, then zoom in to the areas, with Newcastle and Durham for reference. Open the map
START HEREWhy the demand exists
NEXT STEP

Own the property. Understand the income.

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.