Agents do suffer criticism and in some cases it may be justified. But the industry does self-police more effectively than some believe, as Joanne Christie found out.
Read MoreThree conference keynotes: Brexit, bans and franchisees
Read Sheila Manchester's summary of the three keynote presentations made during the Negotiator Conference including from Sir Ivan Rogers.
Read MoreIt pays to be well-connected
Utility suppliers have become very interested in estate and letting agencies as a route to market, and for the agent, that can mean a new revenue stream and less moving hassle. Lisa…
Read MoreSleepwalking into disaster
As new HMO rules affect 100,000 homes, Richard Lambert, CEO of the NLA, says, “This is an unacceptable failing on the part of the MHCLG, which should have ensured all local authorities…
Read MoreTenant trouble
Problem tenants are only a small minority, says Andrea Kirkby, but they can cause a huge amount of trouble for a landlord and letting agent.
Read MoreRegional round-up: North West London, Brighton and South Wales
Each month we visit three agents across the country to discover what is happening in their local market. This month we meet members of The Guild of Property Professionals in North West…
Read MoreIs the tenant fees ban our fault?
Politicians and journalists should, says Frances Burkinshaw, stop blaming the lettings sector for the housing crisis!
Read MorePicture perfect? Why Pinterest can be a goldmine for estate agents
Rather neglected as a social media platform, Pinterest, says Tara Dulake, is an online pinboard that can be a goldmine for agents.
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