New client account banking tool launched for agents
LettsPay says it has been working with the DLUHC to ensure the new banking solution meets their expectations and interpretation of the complex legislation involved
LettsPay says it has been working with the DLUHC to ensure the new banking solution meets their expectations and interpretation of the complex legislation involved
Landlords possess a strong awareness of the likelihood of future legislation around a minimum EPC level of C being introduced for all private rental sector properties
Alto training is also now divided into three clear options
While the current pace of rental growth is unsustainable long-term, many mortgaged landlords are being squeezed just as tightly as tenants.
Levelling up minister Dehenna Davison has quit her government role, saying she has been "battling with chronic migraine"
The awards aim to shine a spotlight on the top performers in the industry
Homebuyer confidence has been badly damaged by the volatility of the last 12 months
Every month of a delay represents a significant financial cost to a landlord along with continuing stress and worry, says legal expert
Progress of the Renters Reform Bill through the House of Commons has been extremely slow, with no date for the ‘second’ reading
Highly respected property lawyer examines long-awaited next steps for the Renters (Reform) Bill
While some sellers are clearly being too optimistic on their pricing, it does appear that others are listening to their agents’ advice to price correctly from the outset
Court wait times are a major issue for landlords who need to repossess property from anti-social tenants or those who are in extreme rent arrears
According to OTM and Thirdfort, verification is fully compliant with HM Land Registry’s Digital ID Standard
PropTech firm says upcoming product launch is set to change agency marketing
This year's event, which will be held at the Crowne Plaza in Glasgow, will feature a range of awards for industry suppliers
The advert, which will appear during key TV programmes throughout September and October, will premiere tonight on Channel 4, but you can watch it now
Agents offer their views on the ever-changing landscape that is social media, and how it could affect the main portals
In a bid to win public support ahead of a 12-week consultation, the proposed schemes are referred to as 'landlord licensing on rogue landlords'
The landlord failed to act when the boiler broke down, leaving tenants with inadequate heating or and hot water
A new version of the guide will be released on Monday 2 October
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