MEMBER's SUCCESS STORY
How Tony Jarvis Closed a Social Housing Deal with Property Filter

From 15-20 hours a week getting nowhere to a £245,000 social housing deal accepted - in five minutes a day
Tony Jarvis · Leicester · Social housing partner
AT A GLANCE
Member
Tony Jarvis
Location
Leicester
Strategy
Social housing partnership
Before Property Filter
15-20 hours a week on property search, no process, no deals progressing
After Property Filter
Five minutes a day - organised views, grouped stages, a process to follow
The deal
Asking price £250,000 - offered £245,000 - accepted. Four offers placed, three rejected before acceptance.
PF Features Used
Lead generators, AI summary, comparables, pipeline management
Tony Jarvis from Leicester is building his investment portfolio through social housing partnerships. Before Property Filter, he was spending 15 to 20 hours a week on property search, putting everything on a spreadsheet, and still not making decisions. Then he set Property Filter up properly - and everything changed. Today it takes five minutes a day. His most recent result: a £245,000 offer accepted on a social housing deal through Sunny Alliance, after four offers and thorough due diligence completed entirely through Property Filter.
Feature Spotlight

Asking Price
Sunny Alliance deal
Accepted Offer
4th offer - accepted
Offers Placed
3 rejected, 1 accepted
Daily Usage
down from 15-20 hrs/week
Deal Accepted
social housing, Leicester
The deal came through Sunny Alliance. They told Tony exactly what they were looking for. He had originally viewed the property in May but passed on it - at that point, it did not match what he thought he was searching for. When he went back to the criteria with Sunny Alliance's specification in hand, he realised it was a perfect fit. He re-evaluated, found the property through Property Filter, and moved forward.
"With Sunny Alliance, they're actually telling you what they're looking for. And it's got everything that they asked me for. After re-evaluating my criteria, it was perfect."
Tony ran the AI summary through Property Filter, checked the comparables, and completed his due diligence on the platform. The asking price was £250,000. Brett, reviewing the data with Tony, confirmed that the vendors had originally overpaid and were unlikely to accept anything near the asking price. He advised that the market floor was around £230,000 - which would still represent one of the highest achieved prices for that road.
Tony offered £245,000. They said yes.
Three previous offers had been rejected. The persistence mattered - but so did the preparation. Having the AI summary, comparables, and Brett's guidance meant Tony went into each offer with a clear view of what the property was worth and what was likely to be accepted. To understand how Property Filter works in practice, watch the Property Filter demo.
"It's given me confidence. That's the most important thing. It's given me confidence and direction. I now know exactly what I'm looking for and I can put that into Property Filter."
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