The Case for Regulation of Property Agents in the UK
The Regulation of Property Agents (RoPA) aims to professionalise the property sector. Mandatory qualifications and a clear code of ethics means that agents can enhance their credibility and deliver better service. Now is the time for agents to invest in training and get ahead of these forthcoming requirements, ensuring a future where consumers can rely on a truly professional industry.
code of practice, consumer protection, estate agent qualifications, letting agent standards, property agency licensing,
My Journey and Insights into Property Qualifications
Explore the importance of industry qualifications in property agency management through the lens of a seasoned professional. Delve into a story of growth, commitment, and leadership, and understand why these qualifications are pivotal in setting industry standards and fostering success.
estate agents, legislation, letting agents, level 3, level 4,
AI and Estate Agency: A Partnership for the Future
Embracing AI in Estate Agency: More Than Just Tech, It’s About Personal Touch. Dive in as I share our journey of blending AI efficiency with deep human insight in the ever-evolving world of estate and letting agency.
AI, chatGPT, Content Curation, Customer Satisfaction, Digital marketing,
How to attract more landlords to your letting agency
Jane’s 4 top tips for letting agents in order to help attract more landlord clients to their estate agency business.
Attract new Landlords, exceptional customer service, know your landlords, landlord forum, landlords,
How to become irresistible to new landlords
How to become irresistible to new landlords: As we continue into 2023 with high tenant demand and a distinct lack of rental stock in most areas, it is imperative to 1. get called out to new instructions and 2. win the business. There’s no easy fix, it takes a lot of hard work to build […]
Attract new Landlords, COVID-19, Estate agency marketing, estate agents, landlords,
Improving the energy performance of rental properties to Band C
The Government proposes to lift the minimum EPC for all privately rented homes in the UK to Band C – this would apply to new tenancies from 2025 and all existing tenancies from 2028. They have outlined penalties of up to £30,000 for landlords who do not comply, and is considering banning agents and portals from listing properties that do not meet the standards. So what should you do now?
energy performance, EPC, Green Homes Grant, Landlord, private rental sector,
How to be a successful estate agent in a tough market
How to be a successful estate agent in a tough market I was delighted to receive a copy of Peter Knight’s (The Property Academy & EA Masters) e-book just now. Not only was it amazing to be asked to contribute to the book, as he states himself on the cover, he has worked with some […]
estate agency, property market, tips,
How to build a successful letting agency: Jane Gardner
In June 2015, I presented for the first time in public, and, not being one for doing things in half measures, I took to the stage at the prestigious Lettings Live 2015 seminar, in conjunction with The Times & Sunday Letting Agency of the Year Awards, in front of over 500 delegates to speak about […]
ARLA training, Award winning, customer service, Landlord, lettings,Page 2 of 2
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