
There’s probably an empty house near you right now that are you itching to report.
Boarded windows. Garden like a jungle. No lights ever on. Mail piling up behind the door.
You walk past it every day. Wonder what’s going on. Feel a bit uneasy about it.
Nobody tells you this: you can do something about it. And get £2,000 for your trouble.
Don’t tell us about empty properties you’ve already reported to other companies.
Why? They’re ahead of us. They contacted the owner first. They built the relationship already. We’re second or third in line.
We pay fees to track these leads. We spend time. We spend money. And our success rate on second-hand leads is rubbish. Maybe 5%.
Commercial reality: it doesn’t work. We lose money chasing properties other companies found first.
Only report properties to us that you’ve found yourself. Properties nobody else knows about yet. Fresh leads. First contact opportunities.
That’s where we can act fast. That’s where we can help owners. That’s where you get paid for genuine leads that convert.
Second-hand leads waste everyone’s time and our money.
Empty properties rot. Fast.
Each month they sit vacant, the damage gets worse. Damp creeps in. Pipes burst. Roofs leak. What was a decent home becomes a money pit.
Your street suffers too. Property values drop. The neighborhood looks rough. Families who need housing can’t get it because someone’s letting a perfectly good house decay.
The council? They’re drowning. Over 200,000 empty homes in England. Not enough staff. Not enough resources. They try, but they can’t keep up.
Property Saviour buy empty homes. We refurbish them properly. Put families back in them.
You find us a property, we’ll pay you £2,000 when we complete the purchase. Cash. Real money.
Not “up to £2,000.” Not a voucher. Actual £2,000.

Three steps. That’s it.
Step 1: Take photos of the property. Front. Back if you can see it. The state it’s in.
Step 2: Note the full address. Street number. Postcode. Everything.
Step 3: Email both to sell@propertysaviour.co.uk
Done. No forms. No meetings. No faff.
You know it when you see it.
No curtains or blinds up. No furniture visible through windows. Garden completely overgrown. Boarded windows or doors. Mail stacked up. Bins never put out.
If it looks abandoned, it probably is.
Some properties have been empty for months. Others for years. Both count.
Yes. Anyone.
Neighbor. Local resident. Someone who walks past every day. Doesn’t matter.
You don’t need to know the owner. You don’t need permission. You’re not doing anything dodgy.
Empty properties are public record. You’re helping get them back into use.
Not if you want the £2,000.
We need your details to pay you. Simple as that.
But you’re not “reporting” in a bad way. You’re not grassing anyone up. You’re helping us find properties we can renovate and sell to families who need them.
The owners usually want to sell anyway. They just don’t know where to start.
We do the detective work.
First, we research who owns it. Land Registry. Council records. The boring stuff.
Then we contact them directly. Make a proper offer. Cash buyer. No chain. Quick completion.
If they accept and the sale goes through, you get your £2,000. Paid at completion.
Property sales take 8-12 weeks typically.
Sometimes faster. Sometimes a bit longer. Depends on the owner’s situation and legal stuff.
You get paid when the sale completes. Not before. We don’t pay for leads that don’t close.
Honest truth: not every property we look at will work. Owner might not want to sell. Property might have issues we can’t fix. Legal problems.
But when it does work? You get the full £2,000.
No. Just the address.
We’ll find them. That’s our job.
You just need to spot the property and let us know it exists.
First email wins.
If three people email us about the same property, whoever got there first gets the reward.
Don’t wait. Don’t think “someone else has probably done it.” They probably haven’t.
These are gold.
A property empty for six months is one thing. Empty for two years? Five years? That owner definitely wants a solution.
They’re paying council tax on nothing. Watching it deteriorate. Worrying about squatters or vandalism.
We can help them. And you get rewarded for connecting us.
Absolutely.
The worse the state, the more urgent the need. These properties drag down entire streets.
We specialize in properties other buyers won’t touch. Structural issues. Fire damage. Complete renovation needed.
That’s our thing.
Completely legal.
You’re not trespassing. You’re not doing anything to the property. You’re simply telling us it exists.
Empty homes registers are public. Anyone can look them up. You’re just doing it the old-fashioned way – using your eyes.
Even better. Definitely report it.
Council lists confirm it’s been empty a while. Makes our research easier.
You still get paid the same £2,000 when we buy.
We verify everything.
We don’t take your word for it and hand over cash. We check council tax records. Visit the property ourselves. Do proper due diligence.
If it turns out someone lives there, no harm done. You don’t get paid, but you’re not in trouble either.
Keep it simple.
Must have:
Nice to have:
That’s it. We’ll handle the rest.
Finding empty properties takes time and money.
We could hire someone to drive around all day looking. Pay them a salary. Cover their petrol. Their hours.
Or we could reward you for spotting them in your daily life. Makes more sense.
£2,000 reflects the value you’re bringing. You’re saving us time. Connecting us with owners who need our help. Helping get housing back into use.
Fair exchange.
We refurbish it properly.
New kitchen. New bathroom. Rewire if needed. Replumb. Redecorate throughout.
Then we sell it to a family who’ll actually live there.
Your street gets a renovated property instead of an eyesore. A family gets a home. You get £2,000.
Everyone wins.
Email us about all of them.
Each property is a separate reward. Find us three that we successfully purchase? That’s £6,000.
Some people have made a game of it. Drive a different route to work. Walk different streets. Keep their eyes open.
Yes. Anywhere in England.
We operate nationwide. Empty house in Cornwall? Email us. Manchester? London? Email us.
Distance doesn’t matter.
We focus on residential properties.
Houses. Flats. Bungalows. If someone could live in it, we’re interested.
Old shops converted to flats? Yes. Pure commercial? No.
Don’t trespass. Stay on public pavement.
Take clear photos from the street. Front of property. Side if you can see it without stepping on private land.
Show the state it’s in. Overgrown garden. Boarded windows. Whatever makes it obviously empty.
Your phone camera is fine. We don’t need professional shots.
Properties with people living in them. Obvious one.
Holiday homes that are empty part-time. If someone uses it regularly, that’s not what we need.
Properties actively being renovated. If there’s a skip outside and builders coming and going, someone’s already on it.
Because £2,000 is real money.
Because that empty house is bugging you anyway.
Because housing shortage is real and this helps.
Because you’re literally just sending an email with photos you’ll take on your phone.
Five minutes of your time. Potential £2,000 reward.
Subject: Empty Property Report
Body: Address with postcode. Attach photos. Add any details you know.
Send to: sell@propertysaviour.co.uk
That’s your £2,000 ticket.
Email us. Same address.
We’ll respond properly. No automated rubbish. Real person. Real answers.
They don’t fix themselves.
That house you walk past every day? It’ll still be empty next month. Next year. Getting worse.
Unless someone does something.
That someone could be you. Today.
Take the photos. Send the email. See what happens.
Worst case? Nothing comes of it. You spent five minutes.
Best case? £2,000 in your bank account and a renovated house on your street.
Email sell@propertysaviour.co.uk now. Address. Photos. That’s it.
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