Letting agents think the fee ban could wipe out rogue agents
The "unregulated market could fall away" as a result of the Tenant Fee Ban, leaving the best agencies to rise to the top and improving the industry overall.
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The "unregulated market could fall away" as a result of the Tenant Fee Ban, leaving the best agencies to rise to the top and improving the industry overall.
ARLA CEO David Cox discussed the impact of the Tenant Fees Ban in our first webinar.
A West Midlands' letting agent shares how he's preparing for the the impact of the Tenant Fee Ban, which he predicts will cost his agency thousands of pounds a month.
Letting agents discuss how they're planning to meet the challenges presented by the Tenant Fee Ban.
There’s a potential upside to the Tenant Fee Ban, according to two agencies who’ve decided to get a jump on the ban and stop charging fees early: a bigger, better pool of tenants to choose from, resulting in happier existing landlords - and attracting new ones.
The lettings industry is going through a period of immense change. With competition increasing for a smaller pool of landlords and the tenant fee ban poised to put pressure on existing business models, agents will need to take new approaches to survive and thrive.