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PRS Annual Report 2018(Posted On: 21/05/2019)

The Property Redress Scheme (PRS) have released their Annual Report for the financial year 2018 showing detailed industry stats for consumer complaints within the lettings industry.

Client money protection is now a legal requirement(Posted On: 12/04/2019)

Client money protection is designed to protect landlords’ and tenants’ money by reimbursing them should an agent go out of business or in the event that an unscrupulous agent misuses client money.

Client money protection is coming in 2019(Posted On: 12/03/2019)

From 1st April 2019 letting agents in England will be required by law to belong to an approved client money protection scheme to protect landlord and tenant money.

Letting Agents – Do you face obstacles or stepping stones?(Posted On: 08/03/2019)

The deluge of changes faced by letting agents requires them to take a step back, reevaluate their business plans and evolve. Sounds straightforward in principle, but how easy is it to put this advice into practice?

Client Money Protect becomes first to gain government approval to operate a CMP Scheme(Posted On: 20/02/2019)

Partner of the Property Redress Scheme, Client Money Protect, has gained formal government approval to operate a client money protection scheme when the regulations go live on April 1st 2019.

Do letting agents face problems or a wake-up call for creativity?(Posted On: 07/02/2019)

With the market facing so many changes in a short space of time, letting agents could be forgiven for feeling a little apprehensive about their 2019 prospects in an already volatile market. We spoke to one independent estate agent, about the upcoming changes and what they mean for his business.

The Property Redress Scheme commends Government decision on reform(Posted On: 25/01/2019)

Yesterday, the fate of existing redress organisations, including The Property Redress Scheme (PRS), was decided when the Government announced their decision on the proposed reform.

A review of 2018 and preview of 2019 for letting agents (Posted On: 17/12/2018)

It’s safe to say that 2018 has presented yet more challenges for the private rented sector and with further change on the horizon it is important that agents prepare for what’s ahead in 2019 to ensure they remain competitive and compliant.

How can letting agents attract new landlords and retain existing landlords? (Posted On: 05/11/2018)

These are turbulent times for letting agents; traditional operators face multiple challenges associated with a chaotic housing market, increased legislation and growing online competition. Paul Shamplina, Director at Hamilton Fraser and founder of Landlord Action, has provided some tips for letting agents looking to succeed in today’s challenging climate and explored how they can attract new landlords and retain existing landlords.

“Sound and Fury” The conference season comes to a close(Posted On: 09/10/2018)

Head of Redress, Sean Hooker gives his opinions on the political party conference season and how this year's announcements may influence the property sector in the future.

News & Blog

PRS Annual Report 2018(Posted On: 21/05/2019)

Client money protection is now a legal requirement(Posted On: 12/04/2019)

Client money protection is coming in 2019(Posted On: 12/03/2019)

Letting Agents – Do you face obstacles or stepping stones?(Posted On: 08/03/2019)

Client Money Protect becomes first to gain government approval to operate a CMP Scheme(Posted On: 20/02/2019)

Do letting agents face problems or a wake-up call for creativity?(Posted On: 07/02/2019)

The Property Redress Scheme commends Government decision on reform(Posted On: 25/01/2019)

A review of 2018 and preview of 2019 for letting agents (Posted On: 17/12/2018)

How can letting agents attract new landlords and retain existing landlords? (Posted On: 05/11/2018)

“Sound and Fury” The conference season comes to a close(Posted On: 09/10/2018)

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PRS Annual Report 2018

Client money protection is now a legal requirement

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