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FAQ

This document provides key information for investors, introducers, and sales partners about HHPL’s process, structure, and how we work with property deals in the supported living space.

Property Viewings

Q: Can investors view the properties?

A: Yes, absolutely. Investors are welcome to view properties.

Reservation & Sourcing Fees

Q: Can an investor reserve a property? How does this work?

A: Yes. If interested, the investor can secure a property by paying a reservation fee directly on the website.

  • We charge a sourcing fee only, as outlined in our Terms & Conditions.
  • T&Cs can be found in the Sales Folder > T&Cs and Lease.
  • Any other fees will be charged separately by 3rd party service providers  (introducers, Project managers, suppliers etc).

Project Delivery

Q: Is this a fully packaged deal, or can investors use their own teams?

A: HHPL’s role is limited to sourcing the property.

  • We only charge for the sourcing of the property, under the T&Cs. 
  • However, we can make introductions to the teams we work with if required, but each investor will develop their own project.
  • Investors are welcome to use their own build/renovation teams, provided they follow the development specifications required for supported living standards.
  • A specification sheet from our developer and builder partners is available in the Sales Folder that we suggest to be followed to deliver the development to supported living standards.

Provider Due Diligence & Financial Transparency

Housing Home Plus Living (HHPL)

Q: As a registered charity, HHPL isn’t listed publicly on Companies House. How can investors access financial info?

A: Correct — as a charity, we’re not listed in the same way as private companies.

  • Our income comes from the council, who pay HHPL for rent, tenancy management, and support services of the tenants.
  • Latest accounts are available on request and can be shared separately for due diligence purposes.

Portfolio Overview

Q: How many properties does HHPL currently manage?

A: We currently manage approximately 65 bed spaces, with another 60 bed spaces in the pipeline.

This is a year of significant growth for us.

Introducers & Partner Fees

Q: As an introducer, can I add my own sourcing fee? A: The £20,000 sourcing fee is retained 

Yes, you can add your fee on top, as long as Invest Oasis fee and any other applicable third party fees are paid.

Provider Information Folder:

Access all documents regarding HHPL Information here

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1h5TNeGox9L510Ze-jGrP5oMZ0qCN01xH

Regulatory and Investment Disclaimer

Invest Oasis is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The information provided in this document is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Nothing in this document should be construed as an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any investment or financial product.

Additional Investor FAQs

Q: How does Invest Oasis ensure my asset is protected?

A: We build safety directly into our legal framework. Our contracts feature pre-negotiated Operator Substitution Clauses, ensuring that if a provider faces restructuring, we can seamlessly transition the building and residents to a pre-vetted, alternative operator without interrupting the tenancy or distributions.

Q: What happens when a 10-year FRI lease draws to a close?

A: Because a photographic and narrative Schedule of Condition is appended to the contract on day one, the provider is legally bound to return the building in pristine condition. Upon lease expiry, you have the flexibility to renew with the existing provider, transition to a new operator, or execute a commercial sale to an institutional fund.

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