Maine Stays / Property owners / Unsold units
Unsold unitsCompleted units, earning while they wait.
A finished home with nobody in it costs money every month. Working guests can fill that gap, on terms that let you return a unit to sale when a buyer appears.
The cost of waiting
Empty units cost more than they look.
Council tax, service charges, insurance and security all carry on whether or not a unit sells. Rows of empty homes can also make a development feel quiet to the buyers walking round it.
Letting the units to working guests keeps them lived in and cared for while your sales team carries on.
Keeping sales moving
Built around your sales plan.
- A notice period agreed at the start for returning a unit to sale
- Viewings arranged around guests' stays
- Units presented and cleaned between stays
- A monthly statement showing each unit
Selling instead
Would a quiet sale suit better?
If you would rather sell the remaining units together, Maine Property Solutions can introduce them to investors on its list without a public price cut. The buyer pays the fee. Open-market sales can carry on in parallel.
Tell Us About It
Tell us about the property.
Where it is, what it is like and what you would like to happen. Pick a time and we call you back about next steps.
- No fee to talk and nothing to sign
- Your details stay with us
- A call at the time you choose
Prefer to talk? 024 7745 0677 or WhatsApp us.
Questions
Questions owners ask.
Do the units need to be furnished?
For management, yes. The furnishing is agreed before the first guest. For a company let it depends on the terms.
Can we take a unit back if a buyer appears?
Yes, on the notice agreed at the start.
How are the units presented to guests?
As homes rather than show flats: furnished, cleaned and checked before each stay.
Who deals with the guests?
Maine Stays does. Guests contact us, not your sales team.
Put your units to work.
Tell Maine Property Solutions how many units there are, where they are and when they completed.
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