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How to become irresistible to new landlords
As we continue forging ahead into what is becoming known as our ‘new normal’, some things don’t change: the need for lettings businesses to win more landlords still remains up there. There’s no easy fix, it takes a combination of hard work and good marketing to get landlords on board, and now more than ever […]
Attract new Landlords, COVID-19, Estate agency marketing, estate agents, landlords,
The Tenant Fees Act becomes law on 1st June 2019
The Tenants’ Fees Bill received its formal Royal Assent yesterday afternoon – and immediately the government issued a press release confirming that the Tenant Fees Act puts a stop to unnecessary, costly fees imposed on tenants by landlords or letting agents. New Act bans unfair letting fees and caps tenancy deposits at 5 weeks’ rent, […]
contracts, deposits, landlords, legislation, letting fees,
Landlords – Are you sure your tenants are safe?
For a long time I have been, what some would call, over-compliant with my lettings clients, but then I have always been a cautious one, and I could never have an injury, accident or worse, on my conscience. What I mean by ‘over-compliant’ is that I always insist that my landlord clients fully co-operate in […]
electrical safety, fire safety, Grenfell Tower, landlords, periodic inspection,
Estate Agents Adapt to Survive
I often come across ‘old school’ estate agents and I feel a little bit smug… The reason being is that when I joined the industry as a sales negotiator in the 1980’s, I was firmly a minority in the way I did my job. I treated my customers exactly how I wanted to be treated […]
buyers, clients, customer service, estate agents, Kate Faulkner,
