Viiyoo · for councils, housing providers, funds and lenders
Find the homes. Show the working.
Viiyoo screens every home for sale or to rent in your area against your own rules, works out what each would cost, and keeps a record a cabinet, a board or an investment committee can follow. Every figure is traced to its source and none comes from AI. Your own team reviews the work and releases it.
Example Borough Council's brief and funding assumption.
48 homesof a £12m budget
Council cash without grant
£19.6m
Estimated grant
−£7.6m
Council cash
£12.0m
An estimated £801,456 a year of TA cost avoided. Simple payback: 8.5 years with the grant, 13.8 without.
Home
Net yield
Cash yield1
4 beds, Example Borough
4.78%
7.23%
3 beds, Example Borough
4.30%
6.48%
3 beds, Example Borough
4.21%
6.34%
1 With the estimated grant. Blended net yield 3.50%; grant 38.8% of the cost.
9 near misses
£249k council cash a home
5 gaps
A real Viiyoo plan from a demo organisation, redrawn here for legibility. Street names are not shown. Grant and savings are estimates, not a confirmed award; illustrative, not an instruction from a council.
Portfolio rent review30 homes flagged
A book let at LHA rents
300 homes let as temporary accommodation, from Sunderland and Leeds to Bristol and south London.
300 homesevery one assessed
Against the LHA
99.0%
Against market rent
66.2%
Estimated value
£88.3m
The rents sit £1.78 million a year below market rent. Each home carries its own rent evidence and the rules it was judged by.
Measure
The book
Homes let above the LHA rate, flagged
30
Homes more than 20% below market rent
264
Gross yield on value
3.94%
A real Viiyoo review from a demo organisation, 9 November 2026, redrawn here for legibility. The homes and the benchmarks are real; the rents are demo figures, set at 90%, 100% or 110% of each home's LHA rate.
Deployment planEvery hard limit holding
Manchester residential income
A £5 million income mandate, version 3, planned from homes for sale today.
28 homesof a £5m mandate
Equity placed
£4.89m
Held back
£110,000
Blended net yield
7.87%
A first tranche of £473,000 for 3 homes. Removing the leasehold cap alone would lift the blended yield to 8.49% and add 3 homes.
Measure
The plan
Yield on cash, before grant
7.16%
Five-year IRR1
8.82%
Leasehold, against a 50% cap
49.8%
1 On a 3.86% a year growth projection. Evidence for a decision, not a forecast.
A real Viiyoo plan from a demo organisation, redrawn here for legibility. Eleven homes with no lease length stated are flagged in the plan, not hidden.
Single-home appraisalHigh confidence
3-bed semi, Manchester M20
Value, rent and the evidence behind each, for a credit decision.
12 saleswithin 500 metres
Range, low
£333,000
Range, high
£456,000
Value
£395,000
In testing, 8 in 10 homes valued like this sold within the range Viiyoo gave.
Measure
The home
Market rent, from comparable lettings
£1,595 a month
Gross yield
4.9%
Confidence
High
A real Viiyoo valuation from a demo organisation, redrawn here for legibility. It supports a credit decision; it is not a RICS Red Book valuation.
Built for teams that buy, place and hold homes and answer for every one.
A cabinet, a board, a committee or a credit team will ask why. The work comes back with its evidence, the gaps it could not close, and your own team's sign-off. Find your team
CouncilsWhich homes for sale could bring down our temporary-accommodation costs, and what would each cost the council after grant?How Viiyoo works for councils →
Housing associations and providersWhere should the next homes come from, and how do our rents compare with the market and the LHA?How Viiyoo works for housing providers →
FundsWhere should the next tranche go, and can we defend every home in it to the committee?How Viiyoo works for funds →
Lenders' teamsDoes the home stand up on value, rent and underwriting, with the evidence attached?How Viiyoo works for lenders →
02 / On a real patch · Birmingham, October 2026
One city, two questions, answered from the record.
Not a demonstration set. These are the published Local Housing Allowance and the homes advertised in Birmingham, counted the way Viiyoo would count them on your own patch, whether you house people there or invest there.
To rent
How far is the LHA from Birmingham's rents?
No more than 3 in 100 homes advertised to rent with one to three bedrooms could be let within the LHA. At the 30th percentile, where the LHA is meant to reach, advertised rents sit £180 to £400 a month above it.
For sale
Which homes for sale would work at LHA rents?
Of 9,637 homes advertised for sale, 583 would return a gross yield of 7% or more if let at the LHA. Family homes barely feature: 32 of the 5,185 with three or four bedrooms.
LHA: DWP rates for 2026 to 2027, Birmingham. Rents: homes advertised to let between 10 April and 10 October 2026, each counted once. Homes for sale: advertised on 10 October 2026. Gross yield is before any costs, and the 7% threshold is set for this example. Advertised rents usually sit above the rents finally agreed. The tables and the method
03 / Placement check · New
Where a council places a household out of area, it should explain the decision. And evidence it.
Can the children still walk to school? Can the family reach their GP, and get to work on time? A placement check names the places a household relies on, measures the journey to each from every home you are considering, and keeps a sealed, dated record of what was checked.
The household's own places. A particular school, GP practice, station or workplace, each with a travel limit: a Must rules a home out, a Prefer is shown.
Journeys calculated, not estimated. On weekday timetables for rail, Underground, trams and buses across Great Britain, with each ride, change, walk and wait.
A sealed, dated location record. Set out under the location factors of the 2012 Suitability Order, in your officer's own words. Whether accommodation is suitable stays the council's judgement.
A real placement check on an example case in Harrow, 7 November 2026. Other addresses are blurred.
04 / Evidence, not assumption
An answer is only as good as its evidence.
Follow any figure back to where it came from. Here is the net yield of the top home in the Ealing screen, step by step, exactly as Viiyoo worked it out.
As the brief gives it. The yields and the price band are measured on it.
02 · Rent£1,750 a month
The market rent, from 543 comparable lettings.
03 · Income£14,260 a year
After running costs at the mandate's own assumptions.
04 · JudgementPass
£14,260 on £275,000 is 5.19%, above the mandate's 3.5% net-yield floor.
Real figures from home 1 of the Ealing screen. Viiyoo's own value, £352,000 at low confidence, is shown beside them, not hidden.
05 / What comes back
Send the list. Get back the shortlist, with every reason.
Open any home and the reasons are there: each rule of your mandate, the evidence behind each figure, and what Viiyoo could not establish. The same goes into the committee pack.
01 · The ledger
Each rule, what was found, the outcome.
Inside the mandate's geography
in W5
Pass
Value within the price band
£275,000 is within the band
Pass
Positive income after costs
£14,260 a year at the market rent
Pass
Net yield at or above the floor
5.19% on the £275,000 price
Pass
Home 1 of the shortlist, one rule per line.
02 · The gaps
What is unknown, and what would settle it.
Leasehold home without its lease's length1 home
What closes it: an official copy of the home's register, which states the lease's term.
Paste a committee's brief. Viiyoo fills in the mandate from it, quotes the words it used and lists what they did not say, for your team to check.
02 · Quote
See the work before it runs
How many homes, what will be done to each, and any cost. Nothing runs until a person on your team confirms it.
03 · Result
Every home accounted for
Fits, fits on a condition, or out with the rule it broke. Every gap stated, with what would close it.
04 · Release
Your own person signs it off
Review, override with a reason, release. Nothing released changes afterwards.
viiyooOne product
The tools and the finished work, on one plan.
Every plan includes the whole platform: search and Scouts, valuations, rents and underwriting, market intelligence, mandates, engagements and portfolios. Your team uses the tools and hands over briefs from the same monthly allowance. Plans differ only by volume and start at £1,500 a month. Founding customers who sign before 31 December 2026 pay less for their first 12 months: Starter is £1,000 a month. See the plans.
For questions a standard engagement doesn't cover. Our team has spent years on property data for local authorities, housing providers and investors, and takes on bespoke work, scoped and priced before it starts.
Tell us the area, the programme or the mandate you would hand over first. We can run a short evidence account on it so you see the work before you decide.