7 ways to cut your agency's costs
Costs are continuing to rise with the impact of inflation. Here are some tips on how to keep costs low and your letting agency's profit margins healthy.
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Costs are continuing to rise with the impact of inflation. Here are some tips on how to keep costs low and your letting agency's profit margins healthy.
The pandemic accelerated the take-up of automation - and here are six reasons why estate and letting agents should continue to embrace this trend.
Whether you're a small or large letting agency, there's always room for growth. Here are five expert tips from agencies that have grown successfully.
Outsourcing property management is a great way for agencies to expand without the need to employ extra team members, but what's the best way to position this service to your landlords? Neil Baldock, Charles David Casson, shares his thoughts.
Estate and letting agencies that learn from experience and use data to improve their processes are more likely to stay ahead of the game in the long term. From learning from mistakes to planning for the future, here are five tips to help your agency stay on top.
The estate and letting agencies that carefully select the right technology suppliers for their business can help their staff reach their full potential, with streamlined processes, cost savings - and a better customer experience, as this extract from our e-book, How to maximise your agency's potential, demonstrates.
Tenants are making more enquiries online, outside of standard office hours, and agencies need to be able to respond and qualify them faster, says the founder of a virtual assistant for agents.
Technology can transform the lettings experience for both tenants and landlords - while reducing the amount of manual administration for agents.
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.