For planning consultants and architects
Planning consultants and architects often advise owners whose land has potential but who do not want to develop it. We are glad to receive introductions and can involve you in the planning work where that suits the owner and the scheme.
How do we work with planning consultants and architects?
- Introductions with the owner's consent
- Scope to keep you involved in the planning work
- Any introducer fee agreed in writing first and disclosed to the client
- Clear separation between any fee and professional advice
What rules apply?
Your professional body's rules on conflicts and referral payments apply alongside ours. We expect any fee to be disclosed to your client in writing.
Read more: our introducer terms and the guide introducing a site properly.
Questions
Do you pay introducer fees?
Yes, where a fee is agreed in a written introducer agreement before the site details are shared. Fees are paid only on completion of our purchase.
What percentage do you pay?
We do not publish a standard percentage. Fees are agreed site by site, in writing, before you share the site's details.
Do I need the owner's permission?
Yes. You must have the owner's permission to share the site and their details with us.