Sell as it is
You want certainty and speed.
- + Money in hand quickly
- + No further involvement or risk
- – You get today’s value — not the value planning permission can add
MICHAEL DOYLEPROPERTY & PARTNERSHIPSLet’s talk Three honest ways to get value from land or property — and how to choose between them.
You want certainty and speed.
You want to add value, then sell.
You have land, but not the funding, time or team.
No two sites are the same. Each agreement is shaped around the site’s size, who owns it, and how much capital goes in — mine or from other investors. The points below are the questions every agreement answers; the answers are different every time.
An independent valuation sets what your land is worth today, so your contribution is recorded from the start.
Set case by case, reflecting the land’s value and how much capital each side puts in — agreed in writing before work begins.
Who pays for design, planning and legal work — and what happens to those costs if planning is refused.
Clear milestones, such as a date to lodge a planning application, so the project cannot drift.
What happens if milestones are missed: you can walk away and keep your land.
You are encouraged to take your own solicitor’s advice before signing anything.
This is a sample outline only, not a standard contract, an offer or legal advice. Every partnership is negotiated individually and agreed in writing. Planning permission and financial returns are not guaranteed.
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