Pensioner landlord risks being criminalised if blanket licensing goes ahead
‘Small landlords just don’t have a voice’ says pensioner who cannot afford £750 licence fee
‘Small landlords just don’t have a voice’ says pensioner who cannot afford £750 licence fee
Money laundering scandal that won’t go away: NCA warns agents they ‘absolutely’ should report suspicions
Business also breaks new record with £1m house sales agreed in a day
High street banks report upswing in both purchase loans and remortgaging
Canning of scheme due to low take-up, says minister
Ministers silent on scheme due to end next May
Get your tickets now for the Agents Giving industry night of the year
Put your NFOPP qualification workbook to most effective use, advises Paul Jager
Objectors threaten ‘severe damage to reputation’ in battle over repossessed home
But should an agent really ever keep quiet about the nightclub next door?
Estate agency ratings site launches jobs board
Database released after Freedom of Information fight shows some councils took only one case to court in six years
Housing crisis not going to go away any time soon, says ARLA chief
House prices in most cities now ahead of 2007 peak, says Hometrack
Punters to try their hand at valuing properties
Employers should be honest about how much staff can really earn
Bank of England could limit size and number of buy-to-let mortgages
Home ownership to continue to drop as house prices rise – and angry tenants could go on rent strikes
Adjudicator says tenant’s offer to pay portion of expected bill was fair
House prices now forecast to go up by three times what CEBR said back in March