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Hybrid lettings agency Howsy to break even 6.5 years after launching
Figure is revealed by Howsy CEO Calum Brannan as his company seeks a further £800,000 to get it through to profitability.
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Online agency mergers gather pace as Howsy buys another rival
Leading online agency snaps up The Happy Tenant Company, its third online lettings and property management platform acquisition in 18 months.
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Landlord wins public battle to get his Upad deposit via TDS
A landlord who lost his deposit after lettings agency Upad collapsed last year has finally won it back with help from a national newspaper.
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Online lettings agency says his firm more suited to ‘remote’ working than high street agents
Callum Brennan, founder of Howsy, claims his firm is more ready than many high street agents to help landlords manage their properties and tenants remotely.
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Online letting agents Howsy raises £5 million to set up Midlands hub
Howsy - formerly NoAgent - says it wants to make renting a property as easy as booking a hotel room and is using the new cash to expand its team and footprint.
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Is there a future for online agents? Howsy CEO makes his case
Calum Brannan says there may be questions over online and hybrid sales agents, but lettings platforms like his have a 'bright future'.
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How can it be so cheap? Online agent launches £35 HMO service
Online lettings firm No Agent is claiming to be the first in the industry to offer landlords a fixed-fee management service for HMOs, charging £35 per room a month in England and £55 in London. The package includes a tenant finding service but not photos, which landlords will have to pay extra for. No Agent’s launch, which it says would work out at a 4.5% management fee excluding VAT, is designed to undercut traditional agents which it claims charge between 10-15% for a similar service. Landlords are charged a £100 set-up fee for its HMO package to pay for licensing and property condition checks. Photos are charged at £250 for the first room and £35 for each subsequent one, a cost which includes 30 days of accompanied viewings. The online agency, which has so far been funded partly through two crowdfunding campaigns and private VC investment, says its new HMO service is designed to attract landlords caught between the recent buy-to-let tax increases and the looming tenant fees ban. HMO service Its £35 service for HMO landlords includes quarterly inspections, rent collection, contract renewals and property management. No Agent also reports tenants’ rent to Experian if they agree to it…
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