The easiest £1,000 you'll ever make

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new landlord referral scheme. For every referral before the end of 2022 that converts into an occupied home with Lyvly, we’ll give you a £1,000 Selfridges voucher. This isn’t a restricted offer, so the more landlords you refer, the more you get to spend. 

2022 has been a whirlwind year in the property markets. There is a dearth of supply in the market and despite economic woes, rent and sale prices have continued to inflate. 

Despite this, the news we continue to hear is that landlords are low in confidence and are exiting the market in their droves. The rapidly developing inflationary environment has all but halted the housing market and puts many buy-to-let landlords not on fixed rates in a tricky situation.

We’ve had strong results this year in attracting landlords on the hunt for a way to hold onto their portfolios. We offer materially better returns than the usual market cap without any additional investment in time or money from landlords. 

Our product offers a marked improvement on the usual market offering for tenants too - they get a hassle-free service in amazing shared homes with brilliant management and a team on the end of the phone who actually care. As a result, we have a significant 3-figure waiting list of high-quality tenants who want to live with us.  

As a result, we’re keen to continue to amplify our reach and help more landlords and tenants alike. If you know someone with property in London who could benefit from our approach, fill out this form and we’ll be in touch. If things work out with that landlord, £1,000 is yours! 

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