The introduction is recognised.
We record the source of an opportunity and will not knowingly use an introduction to circumvent an agreed arrangement.
For agents & introducers
Good introductions deserve clear terms.
Bring us a building with potential and speak directly with the buyer. We welcome early conversations, recognise the work behind a good introduction and agree the terms that matter before detailed appraisal.
Introduction recordedThe source of each opportunity is timestamped.
Retained when agreedSuitable unlisted introductions can carry written buyer-side terms.
Feedback from the buyerClear, property-specific feedback wherever practicable.
Our principles
A useful introduction, properly recorded.
Suitable unlisted opportunities can carry buyer-side terms.
We are willing to retain the introducing agent and agree a buyer-side fee in writing before detailed appraisal where the opportunity is suitable.
Every binding term is written down.
The property, payer, amount, trigger, protection period and scope must be confirmed separately in writing before either party relies on the arrangement.
Information is handled discreetly.
Off-market details and commercially sensitive information are shared only with the people needed to assess and progress the opportunity, subject to legal and professional requirements.
Feedback comes from the buyer.
Agents deal directly with the person assessing the property. We provide clear, property-specific feedback wherever practicable.
Fit is qualified early.
We give a clear initial view, then test valuation, survey, legal, technical and funding matters in proportion to the property.
Clarity from the outset.
This page describes our intended working principles. It does not create an agency appointment, exclusivity, a fee entitlement, a retention or a commitment to acquire. Any binding arrangement must be agreed separately in writing by authorised parties.
Confidential introduction
Send an off-market propertyIf you need written introduction terms before disclosing the full address, email the outline to management@wowyorkshire.com.
A principal you can speak to
Bring the detail. Keep the relationship.
Speak directly with the prospective buyer
The conversation reaches the founder considering the acquisition. Explain why a building may suit us, what the vendor needs and which issues deserve attention at the start.
Early opportunities are welcome
You can introduce a suitable building before a full marketing pack is ready. Start with the core facts or contact us to discuss confidentiality and introduction terms where disclosure needs care.
Clarity protects the introduction
We record the source of opportunities and agree any suitable buyer-side fee arrangement separately in writing. An introduction does not by itself create a fee entitlement, and existing vendor agency obligations still apply.
For agents and sourcers
A property link can open the conversation.
Send an address or listing link and your contact details. Add the price and current use if known. Any introduction terms are agreed separately in writing.