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Graham Norwood

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Written by Graham Norwood
Agent Rainmaker's Sally Lawson talks of three pillars to rebuild and refocus ...
AI is making fraud increasingly sophisticated and hard to counter ...
Rents, turnover and demand revealed in this release of data ...
The survey has been conducted by a leading lettings agency ...
Love To Rent week typically creates more website visits ...
The NRLA speaks out ...
Bidding wars are illegal under the Renters Rights Act ...
The programme will cost £1.7m in total over five years ...
The false uses of accreditation in isolation is not enough to galvanise Trading Standards ...
Among landlords with 20+ properties, company ownership rises to 57.6% ...
The BBC has investigated the agent ...
The Renters Rights Act have imposed more administration on agents and landlords ...
New investors are younger, business focussed and aiming at portfolios ...
The deal completes next Tuesday ...
The figures are most useful for agencies about to invest, it's claimed ...
Sourced was founded in 2017 ...
The student rental property landscape has changed because of the Renters Rights Act ...
Its first office in the town was as a result of an acquisition ...
The highest nominal yield is 6.9%, new research suggests ...
Scotland’s three largest cities witnessed almost no change in rents over a year ...
Landlords are selling up and rents are rising as a...
This is apparent in the prime lettings segment, it's claimed...
The controversy involves the tenant union Acorn...
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