Frequently Asked Questions

Before You Register

What Does Registering a Mandate Involve?

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.

Does It Cost Anything, or Tie Me In?

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.

What Does "Qualified" Actually Mean?

That a specific set of questions has been answered before you are approached. A situation that cannot answer them does not reach you.

  • Who controls the asset, and who else has to consent
  • Authority to sell, evidenced rather than asserted
  • The real timetable, and what is setting it
  • Debt secured on it, and the lender or office holder position
  • Title, planning and any legal process attached to it
  • Occupancy, tenure and condition
  • What remains unresolved, stated rather than omitted
How Much Will I Be Sent?

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 Am I Asked to Prove Funds?

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.

What Does Artemis Not Do?

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.

Answered? A mandate takes one sitting, costs nothing and ties you to nothing.

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