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21st Aug 2017
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A question of property: Isobel Thomson, NALS

Nigel Lewis talks to the industry’s leading lights about the big issues. This week, it’s the turn of Isobel Thomson,…
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18th Aug 2017
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Tenant’s liability

Accidents happen and damage is done, so, says Joanne Christie, all tenants need an inexpensive but protective insurance policy.
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16th Aug 2017
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Moving-in gifts – gimmick or good practice?

Leaving a lovely surprise for new tenants or owners can be a useful touch in retaining customer loyalty, says Andrea…
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15th Aug 2017
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MEES: A ticking timebomb

Make sure your landlords are aware of the new rules for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards says Andrew Jacobs, Head of…
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14th Aug 2017
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The Uber effect

Build to Rent specialist Moda Living has a forged a new partnership with the trendy money saving taxi firm, says…
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Features

11th Aug 2017
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It’s time for the industry to be more mobile

It’s not just Millennials that don’t answer the phone...
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Features

9th Aug 2017
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The art of remarketing, and how it can win agents more leads

Portals are great for those who know what they want, but, says Nelly Berova, MD, Art Division, how do you…
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Regulation & Law

7th Aug 2017
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Naming and shaming

All agents must, by law, register with one of the three approved property redress schemes – and the system has…
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Features

4th Aug 2017
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Kate Faulkner: c’mon agents, let’s sell more new-builds

Buyers may dream of a cottage with roses around the door, but, says Kate Faulkner, buying a new home can…
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3rd Aug 2017
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Changes to the rules of longer tenancies

Longer tenancies are now in the frame, but the idea, says Frances Burkinshaw, isn’t new. Sadly, recent changes to the…
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Rent controls can cut welfare bill, says MP

I could sell a three bedroom house in Kent for £300k, buy government gilt bonds running at 5.17% and get over £15k per year with no costs (£1250/month...

in other words landlords can be taxed indirectly to pay for the failures of successive governments to tackle the growing housing crisis and unpreceden...

Rule changes leads to loss of 2,000 HMO beds

They want to reduce the number of students in university anyway, so it's probably all part of the plan to force all students to live in industrial-sca...

Is it any wonder? With APT's the students can serve 2 months notice in April, to leave in June, meaning the HMO landlord has a 2-3 month void period e...