Guaranteed Rent, Explained
A simple agreement that gives you a fixed monthly income for your property, whatever happens with tenants, voids, or repairs.
We become your tenant — you get paid regardless
Instead of renting directly to individual tenants, you lease your property to Pynnacle Assets under a fixed-term contract. We pay you an agreed monthly rent — on time, every time — whether the property is occupied, between tenancies, or undergoing works.
We then take on the day-to-day responsibility of managing the property, including sourcing occupants, handling maintenance, and ensuring the property is kept in good condition throughout the contract term.
- Fixed monthly payment agreed upfront, in writing
- Paid regardless of void periods or tenant arrears
- 0% commission and no management fees deducted
- Full property management included throughout the term
- Property returned to you at the end of the contract in the agreed condition
Everything is handled on your behalf
One contract covers the full scope of managing your let — nothing extra to arrange or pay for.
Guaranteed Payments
Your rent is paid monthly regardless of occupancy status.
24/7 Maintenance
Reactive and planned repairs handled by our maintenance team.
Compliance Handled
Safety checks and certification kept up to date throughout the term.
Single Point of Contact
One agreement, one team — no juggling multiple tenants or agents.
Choose a term that suits you
Flexible contract lengths from 1 to 5 years — longer terms available on request.
Guaranteed Rent FAQs
Do I still pay for repairs?
No — day-to-day maintenance and repairs are covered by us as part of the agreement, not billed back to you.
What if my property is vacant when we sign?
That’s fine — your guaranteed rent payments start from the agreed contract date regardless of occupancy.
Can I end the contract early?
Contract terms are agreed upfront. Get in touch to discuss your specific circumstances and options.
Is there any commission or management fee?
No — 0% commission and no hidden management charges. The figure we quote is the figure you receive.
