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I guess we don't want to scare them off. I have no desire to be a landlord – we just rented out our London flat when we moved to Manchester because at the time the move was still a bit tentative. On the other hand, if they want to stay for 10 years, I don't want to kick them out. If we did sell to them, I'd also want to take into account the fact they have been paying the mortgage somehow (no idea how the maths would work out).
fizzy.bleach-
Presume they've made noises about being happy to buy the place should the opportunity arise? If not then...eh not sure if you are on to much
true story: I had some great tenants who came to my asking to buy...couple of weeks later big dude stalked round the garden with his junk out like a fucking porn star...place was in the ground floor. Funnily enough, the girls up sticked and left sharpish, they'd dodged a bullet.
Howard
Ask them if they want to buy it. If they do, present them with a fair price and Negotiate. You don’t have to involve an EA, or the agent obvs. Your contract with KFH will detail any exit fees if applicable.