The three things your agency should be doing if you want to be the best in the country
Letting agencies who want to be the best need to have the systems in place to excel at the basics, says Property Academy and EA Masters founder Peter Knight.
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Letting agencies who want to be the best need to have the systems in place to excel at the basics, says Property Academy and EA Masters founder Peter Knight.
Sharing a short video every day on social media helped one agent reach thousands of potential tenants and landlords.
People still want to be landlords, says the director of an Essex lettings agency, and he thinks they will be looking for more value from their managing agents.
“We’re finding a lot of overseas landlords aren’t concerned about Brexit and we haven’t seen any slowdown in them buying properties to let,” says Jordan Axten, Head of Operations at Regent Property.
Offering both long and short-term lets has significantly enhanced a York agency’s proposition to landlords.
Consultant Christopher Watkin advises letting agents to take a "completely different" approach to winning new landlords.
Demand is high in lettings and many agents are turning to property technology to help them do their jobs faster. Making a plan before implementing new tech in your business in 2023 is the key to making it a long-term success.
Getting your whole team involved in adoption of technology early on in the process will increase staff buy-in and ensure your new software being used to its best effect.
The key to getting an edge on your digital competition is by offering services that online agencies, by their very nature, cannot, say several letting agents.