Sell your home without selling your weekends to it.
For owners of LMR-eligible land, there is a path that starts with us paying you, not the other way around. No listing. No staging. No open homes. A fixed price on a fixed date — and certainty in the meantime.
List, stage, hope.
- Style and photograph the house
- Six weeks of open homes
- Negotiate with two buyers at once
- Hope finance approves
- Move on the buyer’s deadline
- 2–3% commission on the sale
Agree the terms once. Stay put until the date.
- No styling, no photographs, no signboard
- No open homes
- Terms agreed once, in writing, direct with us
- Premium paid to you up front
- Move on your own date, from three to twelve months out
- No commission — selling to us costs you nothing
How a call-option deed works, in plain English
The conventional path to selling is exhausting. List, style, photograph, open homes for six weeks, negotiate with two parties at once, hope finance approves, move on a deadline that suits the buyer.
For owners of LMR-eligible land, there is another path. We want your land — and we'll want it whether you sell this year or next, because the reform made it valuable — so we can pay you to lock in the right to buy it later.
That's a call-option deed. We pay a premium today for the option to purchase on a future date at a price you agree now. You don't list. You don't stage. You don't move until the date you chose. On that date, we either exercise and you sell on the terms agreed, or we walk away — and you keep what we paid.
It's the closest thing to certainty the property market sells. And because the report is free and you never pay us a commission, it costs you nothing to find out whether your land qualifies.
The three things you fix in writing
Agreed up front, in writing
The sale price is negotiated and locked into the deed before you sign. We cannot revise it later. If the market rises, that’s a missed upside; if it falls, the price is still yours.
A fixed window — from three to twelve months
You choose the window with us; flexibility is the point. You’re not signing a contract that completes next month. You’re signing one that gives us until the option date to decide; before then, life continues as it was.
Paid to you on signing, non-refundable
The premium is how we pay for the right to wait. It’s typically a small percentage of the agreed sale price, paid on the day the deed is signed. If we don’t exercise, you keep it and the deed lapses.
We are not a real estate agency. We do not list properties, hold open houses, or take a sales commission. We read the data, write the report, and — if your lot stacks up — offer to buy it ourselves, as the principal on the deal.
The contract is between you and us. Your lawyer reviews it. The decision is yours. We built this because the change in the rules was real and we'd rather homeowners be part of it than watch it happen around them.
See if your land qualifies
The free report tells you whether the reform applies to your specific lot. If it does, the next step is yours — and only yours — to take.