REPLIST

PROPERTY DEAL INTELLIGENCE · ENGLAND, WALES & SCOTLAND

Discover the story behind the asking price.

Repolist collates ownership, planning, condition and financial-distress data on the UK's 29 million properties — an unfair advantage over portal browsers.

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10,000+

UK property investors on the list

94

Signals tracked per property

40+

Public registers cross-referenced

3

Nations covered — England, Wales, Scotland

THE BMV GAP

The story behind the asking price.

Investors call the gap BMV — below market value. Not a marked-down list, but the space between what a property is genuinely worth and what its price reflects, once you understand why it's really for sale. That gap shows up two ways. Sometimes it's the seller's position — motivated, distressed, or under pressure to sell fast. Sometimes it's hidden in the property itself, like unused planning permission nobody priced in.

Some of what gets a property flagged:

  • Oversized for its bedroom count — a floor plan or Article 4 status that supports more rooms than the listing shows

  • Genuine refurbishment need, cosmetic or structural, that most buyers would walk past

  • Multiple price reductions on the same listing

  • On the market 60 days or more, with no sign of a sale

  • “Offers invited” or OIRO language in the listing text

  • A company director resigning from a business that holds nothing but the property

  • Several mortgage charges from different lenders registered against the title

  • A mortgage charge satisfied, then the property listed within 30 days

  • An active planning enforcement notice narrowing the buyer pool to cash only

  • A long-vacant or empty home — an old EPC and no recent Land Registry activity

  • A fresh EPC certificate with no live listing attached — the owner heading for a sale or a tenant

The map tells the story

Sold prices, live listings and planning history — all layered onto the map so you see the full picture at a glance.

Sold comparables

See what nearby properties actually sold for, not just what they're asking — every comparable within a mile, mapped and priced.

On-market listings

Track everything currently for sale nearby, so you know exactly how this listing compares to the competition.

Planning applications

Approved, pending and refused planning applications nearby — spot the unused permission nobody priced in.

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Is this financial or investment advice?

No. Repolist surfaces public-record signals about a property — probate, planning, EPCs and more — so you can look closer. It isn't financial or investment advice, and you should always do your own due diligence.

What parts of the UK do you cover?

England, Wales and Scotland. We track 94 signals across 40+ public registers in each nation.

How is this different from a Rightmove saved search?

A saved search just re-shows you the same listing. Repolist tells you why it's for sale — cross-referencing planning, probate, EPC and Land Registry data most portals never touch.

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© 2026 Repolist. Data drawn from public registers. This is property information, not financial advice. Property investment involves risk — always conduct your own due diligence.