SmartPeer for letting agents
Landlords trust you with their biggest asset. Their next questions are worth something too.
The referrals you already make
Portfolio landlords ask letting agents everything: incorporation, remortgaging, selling up, succession. Tenants becoming buyers ask about protection and wills. You've been answering with other people's phone numbers for years.
Those answers have value — to the client who gets a vetted professional instead of a guess, and to your agency, which finally gets recognised for the introductions it's always made.
Four referral moments you saw this month
The incorporating landlord
Mortgage-relief changes keep pushing portfolio landlords toward company structures — a decision needing an accountant and an adviser, not a forum thread.
The exiting landlord
Selling two flats releases capital and triggers CGT. Where the money goes next is the conversation nobody's having with them.
Tenant to buyer
Your best tenants eventually buy. Deposit, mortgage, protection, will — a full referral moment in one congratulations email.
The accidental landlord
Inherited property, no structure, no plan, no will of their own. They need three professionals and know none of them.
How SmartPeer works for your profession
With SmartPeer, those introductions run through a tracked, consent-based process to vetted professionals — and your agency earns a disclosed commission on business that completes. Every referral visible, every payment reconciled, nothing to chase.
What your firm gets
- Vetted destinations for financial advice and estate planning — no sourcing, no vetting burden
- Client consent captured online before any contact — GDPR built in, not bolted on
- A disclosure letter generated automatically for every referral, on your letterhead
- Live tracking from introduction to completion — no more black-hole referrals
- A commission statement that reconciles: every introduction, every payment, every period
- No fees, ever — SmartPeer earns a share only when your referral completes
Guides written for letting agents
18 June 2026
The client questions letting agents hear most — and where to send each one
Letting agents hear the same landlord money questions on repeat. A guide to answering the factual o…
13 May 2026
Referral fees for letting agents: what the rules actually say
Letting agents can still earn referral fees from contractors, insurers and conveyancers. What the r…
26 April 2026
Referral compliance for letting agents, plainly
Letting agents can earn from referrals without regulatory worry, as long as they understand one bou…
23 March 2026
How letting agents can offer financial-advice referrals without becoming regulated
Letting agents hold long, trusted relationships with landlords facing genuinely hard financial deci…
23 January 2026
A referral income guide for letting agents: from introduction to commission statement
Letting agents talk to landlords more often than any other professional does. This guide shows how …
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