Why TIFA Property
Why landlords work with TIFA Property
Predictable income
Professional property oversight
Occupancy coordination where agreed
Payment terms defined in the agreement
Long-term agreements
Supported accommodation use explained before signing
Clear terms before a property is taken on
Proposed use, rent, term, repairs, compliance, access, reporting, breaks and handback requirements are reviewed before agreement.
How the partnership differs from standard letting
Traditional Letting
- Income normally depends on occupancy and tenant payments
- Agreement is commonly tied to an individual tenancy
- Landlord or managing agent handles agreed management activity
- Repairs and access follow the tenancy and management agreement
- Property checks use the landlord or agent's existing process
TIFA Property Partnership
- Payment terms agreed in writing
- Lease risk allocated by contract
- Long-term options where suitable
- Defined management responsibilities
- Planned inspections and records
Discuss your property
Tell us about the property and your objectives. We will confirm whether it fits the locations, layouts and commercial terms TIFA currently requires.
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