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Joe Mitchell

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Estate & Lettings Agent

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12 Years in Nottinghamshire markets

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I totally agree with you Beth. Instead of simply putting a cap on fees to cater for at least some of the ever increasing workload agents have to do to keep tenants safe and happy, the government (whichever one) will just introduce rent caps next to cater for their own stupidity here. After that I'd imagine things like longer term tenancies etc etc until eventually tenants have more rights over a landlords homes than the landlords do. Delusional!

From: Joe Mitchell 26 May 2017 11:48 AM

I mystery shopped purple bricks...I might be bias but he was late with no call, he gave me his pitch and didn't even mention what the value of my home might be...and there was no follow up. I would change property expert to 'order taker' for sure. Can I have some space to write an article please?

From: Joe Mitchell 27 April 2017 14:51 PM

Well done to anyone who is still campaigning for common sense however the horse seems to have bolted a while ago now. I'm sure all the tenants out there will welcome this news just prior to receiving their Section 13's. Yet another law passed which increases the rich poor divide the government seem to be striving for.

From: Joe Mitchell 07 April 2017 10:58 AM

How is Gillian Guy even in a position to comment when she provides absolutely no balance to the debate. I rent and I am a letting agent. A lettings fee ban means tenants can save for a deposit...she makes it sound like we don't do any work for the money we charge...come and have a sit down with me for a day Gillian. Also, what have letting fees got to do with landlords and agents being slow to do repairs?...surely that falls under agents and landlords being regulated more. Complete political scapegoating from someone who doesn't understand the industry and the effects this will inevitably have on rents.

From: Joe Mitchell 08 March 2017 09:06 AM

Barwell said that "it is of course up to the discretion of the landlord to decide their fees". So why in a democratic society am I being told what fees I can charge for providing my services as a letting agent?

From: Joe Mitchell 23 January 2017 09:46 AM

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