Four agents discuss why legislation is an opportunity to win landlords
Landlords will be looking to letting agents to manage increasingly complex legislation, so letting agents should be prepared to demonstrate their knowledge.
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Landlords will be looking to letting agents to manage increasingly complex legislation, so letting agents should be prepared to demonstrate their knowledge.
“If you get the tenant right, everything else is much easier,” says the Lettings Director of a leading specialist lettings agency.
Traditional estate agents weren't client-focused and were riddled with inefficiencies, says the founder of London's Madley Property, so he decided to start one of his own and try a different way of doing things.
Goodlord reveals key figures for the private rented sector in October 2019 based on tenancies processed through our platform, including average rents, tenancy lengths, voidage periods and more, in the Goodlord Rental Index.
Tenants keep going back to a premium agency in Birmingham that's dedicated to providing a standout service.
A not-for-profit student agency is leading the way on service levels for both landlords and tenants in Newcastle.
Agencies will still need to comply with data protection law after Brexit, and may need to make some changes to their processes if they receive data from the EU.
Minimising voidage periods is only one part of the equation. Agencies need to be able to demonstrate to potential landlords their tenants will not only pay their rent on time, but also take care of the landlord's home like their own.
Brexit is unlikely to have a major impact on most agencies' operations, however, it’s worth making sure you're clear on how Brexit could affect employment, data, and financial services for UK businesses.