NetRent’s new Property for Sale service launches on 1 September 2026.
For landlords and agents, the proposition is straightforward:
Advertise suitable rental property completely free of charge and let NetRent help put it in front of an established landlord audience.
There is no listing fee, no sales commission payable to NetRent and no charge for receiving enquiries.
More Than Just Another Property Listing
The real value of Property for Sale is not simply having another place to advertise.
Over the last 23 years, NetRent has built up a large database of landlords and agents across the UK.
We will actively promote the new Property for Sale service to that existing audience and support it through our social media channels on:
- X
That gives sellers an additional route to reach people who already have a direct interest in rental property, buy-to-let and portfolio investment.
And importantly, there is no charge for that exposure.
Use It Alongside Your Existing Agent or Portal
Property for Sale is not designed to replace the major property portals or your existing estate agent.
It is designed to work alongside them.
Because NetRent is not charging to advertise, there is no reason for landlords or agents to choose between one route to market and another.
If your property is already being advertised through an agent, you can still promote it through NetRent and direct any enquiries generated by our service straight to that agent.
The aim is simply to give your property more exposure to a specialist landlord audience.
Suitable for Tenanted and Vacant Property
The service is intended for properties that may appeal to landlords and investors, including:
- Properties with sitting tenants
- Vacant rental properties
- Homes suitable for letting
- Individual investment properties
- Multiple-property portfolios
- Properties already being marketed by estate or letting agents
For some sellers, another landlord may be the ideal buyer.
A property with an established tenancy, for example, may be particularly attractive to someone looking to add an already-let property to an existing portfolio.
No Listing Fee. No Commission. No Charge for Enquiries.
Landlords and agents will be able to advertise through NetRent completely free of charge.
There will be:
- No advertising fee
- No listing charge
- No sales commission payable to NetRent
- No charge for purchaser enquiries
NetRent will not negotiate the sale or act as an intermediary between buyer and seller.
Enquiries will go directly to the landlord or agent advertising the property.
Already Selling Through an Agent?
Landlords who are already using an estate agent can still take advantage of the service.
Your NetRent listing can direct all enquiries to your appointed agent, so the existing sales arrangement can continue as normal.
The only practical point to check is photography. If the images being used to market your property were supplied by an agent or photographer, make sure you have permission to reproduce them on another website before uploading them to NetRent.
Register Before Launch
We are now building the first group of properties ahead of the 1 September launch.
If you are a landlord with a property you may wish to sell, or an agent with properties that could appeal to landlords and investors, register your interest now.
The sooner you register, the sooner we can begin preparing the initial listings and promoting the service to our landlord audience.
Your Property. Our Landlord Audience. Completely Free.
NetRent will be promoting Property for Sale to the large landlord and agent database we have built up over 23 years, as well as through our Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn channels.
If you have a suitable property to sell, this is an opportunity to gain additional exposure without paying NetRent an advertising fee or sales commission.
Register your interest today and be among the first to advertise when Property for Sale launches.
https://www.netrent.co.uk/advertising-your-rental-property-for-sale/
Telephone: 01352 721300
Email: support@netrent.co.uk
Property for Sale launches 1 September 2026 — register now.
NetRent does not provide legal advice. This article represents our understanding of the rental property market and is provided for general information only.