Why choose Landlord Property Exchange
Selling a tenanted property, or buying one: LP Exchange connects landlords with investors who buy with the tenant in place. Every property is off-market, not listed on the major portals.
Sold with the tenancy in place
The rent continues for as long as the property is yours, and your tenant stays in their home. Neither side pays for a void.
Off-market, so nothing goes public
No portal listing and no board. Members register with LP Exchange, and every access request is reviewed before access is granted. The property is not listed publicly.
Handled by people, not a portal
The LP Exchange team facilitates every sale, with a named contact on both sides.
About LP Exchange
LP Exchange (Landlord Property Exchange) is the off-market platform for buying and selling tenanted residential investment property in the UK. The official off-market property sales partner of the NRLA.
For landlords, it is a discreet way to sell: with the tenant in place, no public listing and no wait for vacant possession. For investors, it is access to off-market, income-producing opportunities not listed on the major portals, with income from day one.
Every sale is handled by the LP Exchange team, landlord to landlord, and accessed through the members area in your browser. LP Exchange was founded by James Donohue, a landlord of over ten years.
Property Insider, inside your NRLA account
Property Insider is a live view of LP Exchange's off-market opportunities, served inside the NRLA members' area. It sits behind the NRLA's own sign-in, so no separate LP Exchange account is needed to see the listings.
What NRLA members get:
- A selection of tenanted investment properties, off-market and not listed on the major portals
- A mix of deal types, from single flats and houses to a whole block
- The asking price, address, tenancy status, tenure, gross yield and monthly rent stated on each listing
- Enquire on any opportunity, and an LP Exchange account manager takes it from there
| NRLA members only. Anyone not signed in is sent to the NRLA sign-in page, with no property details shown.
NRLA members only
How the sale compares
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Don't just take our word for it
"The privacy I had during the time that I was selling was really invaluable, so that I could negotiate on my own terms."
Jackie Prescott, landlord
"That gives you the confidence, because I'm not just looking at deals that waste my time. I'm looking for ones that are very well targeted to my requirements."
Sabine Abdou, property investor
Sell a property, or request access to buy
Both routes are handled by the LP Exchange team, and a named contact takes it from there.
Sell a property
Buy a property
Common Questions
Do you have to evict your tenant to sell?
No. Properties are sold with the tenancy in place, and the buyer takes on the existing tenant and the existing income.
Will your tenant know the property is for sale?
There is no public listing and no board. How and when you tell your tenant is your decision.
How is a tenanted property valued?
As an income-producing investment, priced on its rent and gross yield, not on what a first-time buyer might pay for it empty.
What kinds of property are sold through LP Exchange?
Single tenanted properties, portfolios, blocks and HMOs, across the UK.
Who are the buyers?
Property investors who have registered with LP Exchange. Every access request is reviewed before access is granted.
How do you list a property?
You submit a short property form and the LP Exchange team takes it from there: the team requests the property information, records the verifications completed, builds the listing, produces the brochure and handles introductions.
How do buyers get access?
Request a 14-day free access trial, no card required. Every request is reviewed before access is granted.
Can you buy the moment you see something?
No. You enquire through the platform and your LP Exchange account manager handles the sale from there. Offers are agreed with the team, not inside the platform.
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