Agree what we are looking for
Define your available capital, holding period and preferred opportunities. Agree whether the scope is reviewing a property you found or researching opportunities together.
INVEST WITH US
Your opportunity.
Our proposed profit partnership.
The goal is to find undervalued property and pursue a profitable resale together. Here is how we propose to work with you—and how the economics must be agreed.
From your budget to a decision.
Assess the opportunity together
Review the purchase price, reason for undervaluation, buyer demand and potential resale. Put the expected costs and less favourable outcomes alongside the upside.
Set the roles through the exit
Agree who handles research, negotiation support, ongoing review and exit planning. Define decision-making and any separately appointed transaction professionals before work starts.
How you could make money.
You acquire a property at a price below the value supported by the evidence, then aim to sell at a higher price. The amount you keep depends on the actual proceeds, all costs and the agreed partnership compensation.
We want the case for profit to be clear before you invest: where the price advantage comes from, why the resale is plausible and how long your capital may be tied up. A deal can still lose money if the sale price falls or costs rise.
How we propose to earn.
Our proposed model links compensation to profit under a written agreement. The site does not offer a fixed profit-share percentage or a standard fee schedule. Discuss the individual opportunity and agree the terms before committing.
No “we only earn when you earn” promise is made here: any upfront fees, ongoing fees, commissions or referral payments must be disclosed, along with what remains payable if the investment makes no profit.
Know your share before you commit.
The profit calculation
Which costs are deducted? Is compensation based on a completed sale? How are rent, debt and additional capital treated?
The split and payment
What is your share, what is ours, who pays any other fees and when does payment become due?
The downside and control
Who bears losses and extra holding costs? Who approves the purchase and exit? What happens if either party wants to end the engagement?
Start with a conversation about fit.
Share your budget, timeframe and whether you have a property in mind. We can discuss the work involved and the proposed partnership. Submitting an enquiry creates no commitment to invest or pay a fee; availability, scope and commercial terms require a separate agreement.
YOUR NEXT INVESTMENT
Let’s find where
the profit could come from.
Tell us your budget and timeframe, or bring a property you are considering. Start with the opportunity and the numbers.
What you see before you commit.
A price and evidence review
See the proposed entry price alongside relevant comparable evidence and the assumptions that still need checking.
A profit case after costs
Review purchase, ownership, sale and partnership costs, with a lower resale and slower exit scenario.
Written roles and economics
Agree responsibilities, decision-making, compensation and the profit calculation before you commit capital.
Questions to settle first.
Are you a broker?
Exit First is positioned as a property intelligence and profit-partnership service. Any transaction, representation or regulated activity must be confirmed for the specific engagement before work begins.
Is potential profit guaranteed?
No. A potential profit percentage is an estimate based on stated assumptions. Price, timing, costs and resale demand can change, including in ways that create a loss.
What if the property sells later or for less?
The plan should show both outcomes before commitment. Additional holding costs and a lower sale price can reduce the result or remove the profit entirely.