Artemis sources property situations that are not on the open market, establishes what is actually transactable before anyone is approached, and introduces them to acquirers whose registered mandate they fit. You tell Artemis what you buy. You see what matches it.
Nothing is advertised, listed or broadcast. A situation reaches you only once it has answered for itself, and only if it fits what you said you buy.
Situations where the obstacle is who controls the asset rather than the asset itself. Establishing authority to sell is the first thing Artemis does, and it is the thing most often missing when an off-market approach falls apart.
Situations where a lender, an office holder or a court is setting the pace, and certainty matters to the seller more than the highest headline figure. The debt and consent position is established before you are approached, not after.
Property a mainstream buyer or a mainstream lender will not take on in its current state. What is wrong with it is stated plainly in the summary you receive, including what remains unresolved, rather than left for you to discover.
Owners exiting at portfolio level, and assets held inside a company where the shares may be the subject rather than the property. Occupancy and tenure across a mixed holding are established unit by unit before anything is put in front of you.
A mandate can be narrow. If one of these is the only thing you want to see, say so, and it is the only thing you will be sent. What you exclude is as useful as what you include.
Four short steps: who you are, where and what you buy, how you fund and how quickly you can move, and what you will not consider. It takes a few minutes, nothing is verified at that stage and no documents are asked for.
Registering costs nothing, is not exclusive, does not oblige you to transact and does not stop you sourcing anywhere else. You can narrow, widen or withdraw a mandate at any time. Fee arrangements, where any apply, are agreed in writing with the relevant party before an introduction is made.
That a specific set of questions has been answered before you are approached. A situation that cannot answer them does not reach you.
Only situations that match the mandate you registered. Artemis does not run a distribution list and does not broadcast. No volume of introductions is promised, because that would depend on what is submitted rather than on anything Artemis controls.
When a specific situation is on the table, not at registration. Evidence of ability to transact at the level concerned is what makes an introduction worth the other party's time, and it is asked for then rather than as a barrier to registering.
Artemis does not give investment, legal, tax, valuation or financial advice, does not arrange or broker regulated finance, does not hold client money, does not acquire or take any interest in a situation it introduces, does not negotiate for either party, and guarantees no deal flow, price, funding or completion. Every party takes its own advice.
If you own, control or are professionally responsible for one, as an owner, executor, director, office holder or adviser, you can submit it for review. No cost, no obligation, and Artemis takes no interest in the property by receiving it. Submit a situation.
For agents, solicitors, surveyors, accountants, insolvency practitioners and brokers who meet them in the course of their work and want somewhere to take them. Any referral arrangement is a separate conversation, agreed in writing. Introducer enquiry.