EPC C deadline, October 2030
2.5 million UK rental properties have to hit EPC C by October 2030. The average upgrade lands around £6,864. Your agency advances the cash from its own account and earns on every month of rent that pays it back.
The deadline is fixed. The cash isn't.
EPC C by October 2030 is law, not a target. The works that move a property from D or E to C - insulation, a new boiler, double glazing - run around £6,864. A landlord cannot pull that out of two months of rent without falling behind on their own bills.
The agency answers with cash.
Your agency advances the cost from its own account. The landlord starts the work the same week. Wectory sets up a Direct Debit between the landlord and your collection account, branded as your agency.
The rent repays the advance.
Each month, the rent collects by Direct Debit into your account. Wectory deducts 2.4% at settlement; the rest stays with your agency until the advance is closed. Eight months of rent on a £6,864 advance at a 9% fee leaves around £528 with the agency per deal.
your income per advance closed
Worked example at a 9% factoring fee, an 8-month advance, and £1,000 monthly rent. Your real number scales with the rent, the period, and the fee you set with the landlord.
Rent Collection
Rent Collection takes a fee on every Direct Debit on tenancies your agency already manages. No working capital, no new pitch to landlords. Start today; add Rent Advance when capital is in place.
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