Distressed commercial property · UK and Spain
Praetor reads court, insolvency, company and land records every day. It finds commercial property whose owner is in trouble, tells you who can now agree a sale, and gives you every published way to reach them, with a first letter ready to send.
Today’s totals from the records Praetor reads.
By the time a distressed property reaches a public auction, every buyer has seen it. The better deal is struck earlier, with the person who controls the sale. Praetor gets you there in three steps.
Commercial titles across England and Wales held by companies, each matched to its owner’s state:
Who decides a sale at each stage: the administrators, the receiver and the lender behind them, the Crown, or the directors. Key facts, rateable value, floor area, charges and prices paid nearby, each with its source, in a deal pack to print or share.
Every published route to the decision maker, best first, and a first letter to edit, email or have posted for you. Log each approach and its follow-up. Reserve an owner for 30 days so no other Praetor client approaches it through Praetor meanwhile.
Each figure links to the public record it came from: HM Land Registry, Companies House, the Gazette, the Valuation Office Agency, the Boletín Oficial del Estado.
Where a record is silent, Praetor says so. It never estimates a value or makes up a contact to fill a gap.
Analysts review what clients see, and the data is checked after every daily run.
A reservation keeps other Praetor clients from approaching the same owner through Praetor for 30 days, so you are not one of ten buyers calling the same administrator.
One payment buys a month or a year: nothing renews by itself. Deal packs, reservations and letters by post are included each month, and more can be bought when you need them.