The essential site for residential agents
Home » Unsubscribe – The Negotiator E-newsletter

Unsubscribe – The Negotiator E-newsletter

The Negotiator sends out regular e-newsletters and news alerts to the property industry. We send to professionals who we hope would find the information useful to their business.

You will have received a message as you will be opted in to our email database because you use our websites, receive The Negotiator magazine, have requested newsletters, attend our events or have opted into a list compiled by an organisation to which you have given permission for these kinds of contact.

If these communications are of no interest to you, please unsubscribe by clicking the button and no more e-newsletters and news alerts will be sent to you.

UNSUBSCRIBE

Landmark ruling for conveyancing, Money-laundering crackdown, OTM catching Zoopla




Landmark property fraud appeal case decision rocks conveyancing world

Judges' decision to allow some elements of the Dreamvar and P&P Properties' appeals is likely to spark a wholesale reform of the house selling process.

Click here to read Landmark property fraud appeal case decision rocks conveyancing world.



How much did agent salaries rise last year?

It clearly pays well to work in the property industry, the latest RICS salary survey suggests. Salaries increased, on average, by 12 per cent, in 2018

Click here to read How much did agent salaries rise last year?.



How can it be so cheap? Online agent launches £35 HMO service


No Agent has today launched a service that offers landlords a 4.5% management fee without photos.

Click here to read How can it be so cheap? Online agent launches £35 HMO service.



LIfe Residential invests in proptech firm to improve service 

Local authority licensing tracker platform GetRentr is Life Residential's latest proptech investment.

Click here to read LIfe Residential invests in proptech firm to improve service .



What property fraud cases mean for agents

The legal representative of developer involved in recent Court of Appeal property fraud cases shines a light on what the decisions mean for the industry.

Click here to read What property fraud cases mean for agents.



Crackdown begins on agents who ignore bribery, corruption and money laundering

RICS to require agents to adopt 'personal statement' including promise to report fellow agents breaking law, and sporting donations.

Click here to read Crackdown begins on agents who ignore bribery, corruption and money laundering.



OnTheMarket could catch up Zoopla by early 2019

Portal reveals it has been recruiting 28 agents a day since February and that traffic to its site reached a new high of 13.5 million visits last month.

Click here to read OnTheMarket could catch up Zoopla by early 2019.



Why is it so difficult to recruit negotiators?

The market in many areas of the UK has swung from being the seller’s market to a buyer’s one, says Joanne Christie. The same is true when it comes to jobs.

Click here to read Why is it so difficult to recruit negotiators?.



Clubcard launches to help tenants and buyers save house deposit

Innovative 'Brix' scheme enables consumers to earn points towards a property fund when they shop at overt 220 online and high street shops and services.

Click here to read Clubcard launches to help tenants and buyers save house deposit.