Products & Services
News covering new and developing products and services from companies supporting estate and letting agents and the wider residential property industry.
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Huge increase in holiday-let mortgage products revealed
While Labour and before them the Tories talked up measures to restrict holiday let units in tourism hotspots, mortgage lenders clearly have other ideas.
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Time-saving inventory reporting update from Inventory Hive
Inventory reporting just got smarter with the 'Smart Fill' feature update from Inventory Hive, allowing for automatic population.
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Agent comparison site helps Hunters win 1,700 instructions
GetAgent has made the claim in conjunction with the estate agency chain, which says it's the vendor information that sets GetAgent apart from other lead…
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Home Telecom boosts tenant broadband supply
July was a bumper month for Home Telecom, securing 3,800 new broadband customers, including many tenants thanks to support from the letting industry.
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NEW SERVICE: Love your landlords – keeping your clients on board and happy
Two property experts have joined forces to offer letting agents a white-labelled event and presentation service for landlord clients.
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LMS launches conveyancing connectivity tool
Travis Scholes says the conveyancing database allows introducers to hand-pick law firms and create their own customised panel.
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REVEALED: Inflation-busting rise in conveyancing costs
The average conveyancing cost has risen by an eye-watering 10.2% in just one quarter, says Reallymoving.com.
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Drones slash roof inspection bills by 85% says property giant
Property management firms’ bills are set to drop thanks to advanced drone technology now being used by big player LRPM.
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CHAPS payment system collapse hits property transactions
The Bank of England said on Thursday morning that 'a global issue' caused CHAPS to go down, but have now declared the issue 'fixed'.
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Look out! Bamboo is the new Japanese Knotweed
Bamboo, a favourite screening plant among landscape gardeners, is causing havoc in the housing market, as an invasive threat to the homes and buildings.
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