£21,765
Paid to Empty Property Hunters
so far in 2025!
HOW IT WORKS
Becoming a Hunter is simple, rewarding, and impactful. Spot empty properties, share the details, and help transform forgotten spaces into vibrant homes - all while earning cash rewards for your efforts.
STEP 1
SIGN UP & JOIN THE HUNTERS NETWORK
Join our community of Empty Property Hunters. You’ll get tips, reminders and early access to boosted finder’s fees - including the £20 reward for every verified property you spot. Get ready to start earning when the opportunity comes along.
STEP 2
FIND AN EMPTY PROPERTY
Keep your eyes peeled for properties that seem unoccupied and forgotten. Look for signs like overgrown gardens, boarded windows, or piled-up mail. Remember, you don’t need to be an expert - just observant!
STEP 3
SUBMIT THE DETAILS
Once you’ve spotted a potential empty property, use our quick online form or WhatsApp to share the property’s address, a photo and your contact details. Don’t worry about gathering extensive details - we’ll handle the rest!
STEP 4
EARN REWARDS
Our team will verify if the property meets our criteria and if it does, you’ll receive a £20 reward as our immediate thank-you. If we go on to purchase it, you’ll earn even more - 1% of the purchase price as a finder’s fee.
JOIN THE HUNTERS NETWORK
Sign up to our email list and get:
🏠 Property hunting tips straight from the experts
💷 Alerts on boosted finder’s fees & rewards
🎯 Early access to new opportunities before anyone else
Join thousands of Hunters who are already earning and making a difference.
WHY JOIN
THE HUNT?
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Turn empty spaces into vibrant places. Every property you find helps revitalise communities and creates homes for families.
EARN REWARDS EFFORTLESSLY
Spot properties, share the details, and get rewarded - £20 for verified leads and 1% of the purchase price for successful buys.
WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK
From tips and tools to ongoing support, we’re here to guide you every step of the way and maximise your success.
How to Identify
an Empty Property
People like you are earning cash rewards by simply spotting and sharing empty properties while going about their daily routines - on the school run, walking the dog, commuting to work, out for a run, or just out and about.
Keep an eye out for these tell-tale signs...
OVERGROWN GARDEN
If you see a garden that's overgrown, it could mean the property is unattended and possibly empty.
PERMANENTLY CLOSED
CURTAINS
Curtains that are never opened suggest nobody's home.
PEELING PAINT
Look for old, flaking paint on the exterior - a sign of long-term neglect.
ROOF IN DISREPAIR
Damaged or missing tiles on the roof can indicate an abandoned property.
EMPTY DRIVEWAY
A consistently unused driveway might mean an empty house.
PILED UP MAIL
An overflowing mailbox or packages at the door signal that no one's around.
UTILITY NOTICES
Utility disconnection notices or final reminder bills stuck to the door could mean the property has been vacated.
NO LIGHTS ON AT NIGHT
A property that remains dark night after night could be unoccupied.
DUST & COBWEBS
A buildup of dust on windows or cobwebs around the entrance suggests a lack of maintenance.
BOARDED WINDOWS
OR DOORS
Houses with boarded-up windows or doors are often empty.
VEHICLES
A reliable sign is cars on the drive that appear not to have moved for months or even years.
In January this year I contacted Simon after seeing a post on LinkedIn – it said something about reporting empty properties 🤷♂️. The day before, I’d just had a meeting with the lads I work with delivering leaflets door to door around Lincoln and the surrounding areas. We were saying how there seemed to be a noticeable rise in empty homes compared to this time last year. None of it made sense – we keep hearing there’s not enough housing for younger people.
I spoke to Simon and honestly, it sounded too good to be true. All we had to do was report properties that looked empty via WhatsApp or email – perfect for us as it doesn’t take us away from our normal job and literally takes seconds.
In the last 3 months all the lads have made extra money doing this, and I’ve personally earned over £300. I’m saving it up until the end of the year to pay for a family holiday. Simon, Jonathan and Austin are always on the end of the phone if we have any questions. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a simple way to earn extra money.
Paul Dixon, whose sharp eyes and smarter thinking have already earned him over £300 just for spotting long-term empty homes.