One free record.
Three honest answers.
Tell us about your site once, the practical facts, and what you’d allow. We’ll come back with up to three realistic routes to income, ranked: what each could earn, what it would take, and who pays for what. If the honest answer is “not yet”, we’ll say that too.
Free. No obligation. You keep control. What it costs.
What a Passport looks like.
A single sheet: the site, what you’d allow, and up to three ranked routes with honest statuses. The example below is illustrative, not a real property.
Take any of this to your own solicitor, land agent or accountant before you act on it. There is a summary written for them here.
Asset Passport
Site
Illustrative holding
Northumberland · approx. 6 acres
Dog field
Green
Enclosed acreage with quiet boundaries suits secure off lead exercise
Driver: Local dog owner density and drive time catchment
£4,000 to £7,500 / yr
Dry storage
Amber
Hardstanding and vehicle access suit dry goods or container storage
Driver: Nearby open storage rates and yard access
£9,000 to £16,000 / yr
Camping and events
Red
The outlook and pitch potential are there, but demand needs proving first
Driver: Proven seasonal demand and access constraints
£3,000 to £11,000 / yr
Note: Indicative only, desktop only, no site visit, based on owner supplied information. Not a valuation or advice, and not to be relied on for financial, tax, lending or legal decisions. Routes compete for the same ground and cannot all run at once, so they are not additive.
Facts about the site, and what you’d actually allow.
Type, approximate size, access, security, condition, services (power, water, drainage), current use, neighbours, existing consents.
And, the part nobody else writes down, your permissions. Vans yes, dogs no. Weekdays yes, weekends no. Storage yes, people staying no. That’s the differentiating part; everything else is available on a title register.
Up to three routes, ranked, with an honest status against each.
Every route includes
- The rationale, why it fits your site and permissions
- Indicative gross and net income (illustrative)
- Rough setup cost and payback
- How much involvement it needs from you
- The obstacles and who pays for what
- An honest status, see below
Honest statuses
Ready now
Demand exists and your site fits. We can start finding customers.
Testing demand
Plausible, but we want proof from real customers first.
Looking for an operator
Route works, but somebody with sector expertise should run it.
Needs permission
A professional (planning, structural, environmental) needs to weigh in first.
Not viable at present
Honest answer. Sometimes that’s the finding, and it saves you the year of chasing it.
A commercial opinion, not regulated advice.
The Passport is a considered commercial opinion about what your site could earn.
It is not a valuation, a planning application, a structural survey, a tax opinion or a legal position. Where any of those are needed to move forward, the Passport says so and points you at who should give it.
That distinction is deliberate. You deserve straight commercial thinking without being sold a report that pretends to be a professional opinion it isn’t.