Landlord
Do Britons Want a Completely Digital Home-Buying and Selling process?
By Rent Guarantor on 27/01/2020
As the UK's property tech industry continues to grow, new concepts and ideas that are sometimes already at play in other industries, can take shape. For the estate agency industry, Coadjute wants to introduce a completely, end-to-end digital system for the home buying and selling process in the UK.
Agents
UK Estate Agents Among the Worst Paid in the World
By Rent Guarantor on 23/01/2020
If you’re an estate agent, you probably already know that you might not be getting paid what you’re worth. Of course, in many businesses, an estate agent’s basic salary isn’t the only earning opportunity, there are also seller fees involved. However, even though there are ways to increase your earnings, at an average annual salary of £19,843, UK estate agents are among the lowest paid in the world.
Landlord
ARLA Plans New Anti-Money Laundering Landlord Resources
By Rent Guarantor on 16/01/2020
As Letting Agents and Landlords face changes from the new, EU Fifth Money Laundering Directive that came into law on January 10th, ARLA Propertymark is planning to make a number of new resources available to agents and landlords to help ensure they are abiding by the updated legislation.
Landlord
The New Decade Begins with Plenty of Change in the Lettings Industry
By Rent Guarantor on 20/01/2020
We're only a few weeks in to 2020 and a new decade, but already, there's been a lot of activity in the lettings market, particularly from a business and management perspective. A number of developments, including plans to create a local Government-led lettings agency, new city-wide rules for planning permission requirements for HMOs and a campaign to more closely regulate the short-let sector, suggest the UK's Letting industry is moving forward to support the growing need for rental homes.
Agents
New Lettings Legislation Expected in 2020 Agents Should Know About
By Rent Guarantor on 15/01/2020
Any lettings and estate agents who thought the Government would ease up on new legislation for the residential sector are likely to be disappointed. Trade body The Residential Landlords Association warns that at least five pieces of legislation in 2020 will affect landlords and letting agents.
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