AML, risk assessments and property agency – expert’s view
Agents should be looking to revise their own policy based on the new national risk assessment.
Agents should be looking to revise their own policy based on the new national risk assessment.
TPFG is hoping to add Hunters, which has more than 200 branches across the country, to its portfolio of high-profile chains, which includes Ellis & Co, EweMove, Martin & Co and Parkers.
The hybrid agency, which operates a self-employed business model without a high street office, is looking to add to the 14 franchised partner agents it already has in place.
The Kickstart Scheme provides funding to create new job placements for 16 to 24 year olds.
The number of properties in England and Wales owned by overseas companies has dropped by 4,000 since the EU referendum.
The TrustedStays scheme is supported by some of the UK’s major players in the short-term accommodation industry.
Agents and industry suppliers are encouraged to help schools during lockdown.
Calls to the chancellor to extend the stamp duty holiday may not work – but new build home buyers could benefit if they act now.
Safety in the workplace remains a major issue during the current lockdown.
Eviction ban: The threshold for “substantial rent arrears” has been reduced to six months.
A number of high-profile agencies list on OneDome, which has signed up the largest housebuilder in the UK to its search proposition.
BDO warned RICS was at risk of “unidentified fraud, misappropriation of funds and misreporting of financial performance”.
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On Sunday at 7pm Russell Quirk will be joined by Graham Lock of FIA and others in discussing why it is that UK estate agents get a hard time.
A number of people are hoping that the chancellor bows to pressure and extends the stamp duty holiday deadline.
Chief executive Dominic Agace says Winkworth is keen to talk to independent agents or those who would like to start their own businesses in the region.
The chair of the Petitions Committee Catherine McKinnell MP calls on the government to urgently make plans to restart petitions debates.
Independent estate agents want to ‘take back control’ and reduce costs by launching an alternative local portal.
Russell Quirk offers his thoughts on the recent revelations surrounding both the RICS and NAEA Propertymark.
Home buyers are keen to complete before the stamp duty holiday ends, but the next few weeks could be challenging.
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