A simple, ethical way for landlords to reward long-term tenants when property values rise — without giving up ownership, control, or certainty.
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Manna Living Group helps landlords retain great tenants by sharing a capped, conditional reward linked to property value growth.There’s no equity transfer, no rent reduction, and no long-term lock-in — just a fair incentive that aligns landlords and tenants over time
Step 1 — Tenant stays
Tenants who remain in a property for 12 months or more may become eligible for an annual reward.
If values increase, a capped reward may be paid.
If values fall or remain flat, no reward is payable.

- Keep great tenants for longer – reward loyalty instead of constantly replacing tenants
- Turn rent into alignment, not tension – tenants benefit when the home does well
- Lower voids, fewer issues – engaged tenants care more, stay longer, and communicate earlier
- No operational headache – Manna runs the reward logic, tracking, and payouts
- Ethical differentiation – stand out in a crowded market without discounting rent
- Performance-linked, not guaranteed – rewards only apply when growth exists
- Future-proof your portfolio – align with the next generation of renters and regulation trends
- A reputation upgrade – be known as the landlord who does things differentlyThis isn’t rent reduction — it’s incentive-aligned ownership.

- Your rent finally works for you – not just your landlord
- Get rewarded for staying put – loyalty and stability actually pay back
- Feel invested, not exploited – your home’s success includes you
- No extra cost, no risk – rewards only come from real growth
- Transparent and fair– clear rules, no hidden catches
- Build toward your future – rewards can support savings and next steps
- Pride in your home – you’re part of something progressive
- A landlord worth staying with – rare, but realRent, re-imagined — with you included.
No obligation. Early-stage pilot places are limited.
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Ethical rental model · Tenant reward scheme · UK-based