Property joint ventures in Liverpool
Partner with us on a specific property. You bring capital; we find it, buy it, refurbish or develop it, and manage it. We own it together and share in how it performs.
In short
A joint venture with Wildegrove Property means partnering on a specific property in Liverpool. You bring capital; we find the property, buy it, refurbish or develop it and manage it. We own it together and share in its income and growth as set out in a written agreement, with responsibilities, risk and the exit plan agreed before we start.
How a joint venture with Wildegrove works
- Joint ownership of a named property you can visit
- Income and growth shared as set out in the agreement
- Responsibilities, risk and the exit plan agreed before we start
- We run the property; you share in the key decisions
- Everything agreed one to one and set out in writing before any money moves
Joint venture or angel investment?
Both are ways to invest with Wildegrove. A joint venture suits investors who want to own part of a real asset and build a long-term relationship. Angel investment is the hands-off route: a private loan agreement with the Wildegrove business, with returns and terms agreed up front and no property ownership.
See both routes side by side on our investor page, or get the investor pack by email.
What we bring
We buy, refurbish and manage property in South Liverpool ourselves, with a trusted network of local trades and our own management. No. 70, bought at auction and fully refurbished, and No. 2 in Aigburth, bought off-market and refreshed between tenancies, show how we work.
How a joint venture comes together
- 01
A relaxed chat
About you, your goals and what you'd like your money to do.
- 02
The right property
We bring you a specific property and the numbers behind it.
- 03
Agreement in writing
Ownership, responsibilities, risk and exit, agreed before we start.
- 04
We do the work
Purchase, refurbishment and management, with regular updates.
We do this on our own properties
Questions landlords and investors ask
How does a property joint venture work?
Two or more parties combine what they bring to buy and run a property together. Typically one brings capital and the other brings the deal, the work and the management. Ownership, responsibilities, how income and growth are shared and the exit are all agreed in writing first.
How are profits split in a property joint venture?
There's no standard split. It depends on what each side contributes and the risk each takes, and it's agreed individually and written into the agreement before we start.
What should a property joint venture agreement include?
Who owns what and how, who puts in what, how income and growth are shared, who makes which decisions, what happens if things change, and how and when the venture ends. Take independent legal advice before you sign.
Is a joint venture better than angel investment?
Neither is better; they suit different people. A joint venture means co-owning a specific property and sharing in its long-term performance. Angel investment is hands-off, with returns and terms agreed up front and no property ownership. We'll talk through both on a call.
How do I find a property joint venture partner in Liverpool?
Look for a partner with a track record you can see, homes you can visit, local knowledge and a clear written agreement. Start with a conversation: book a call with Patrick and we'll talk through how a joint venture with Wildegrove would work for you.
Start with a conversation
Book a time with Patrick, or call or email if you'd rather. No obligation, no pressure.
Information on this page is general and is not an offer, an invitation to invest or financial advice. Wildegrove Property is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investing carries risk and your capital is at risk. Past performance is not a guide to future results. Terms are agreed individually, and you should take independent financial and legal advice before investing.
