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Day: 13 March 2019

Referral fees and what the new crackdown could mean for agents (PIE)

There are those that boast that they never pay referral fees, because “they are so good”, and those who bleat that “we can’t win work unless we pay referral fees”.

Purplebricks enquirer advised that firm would get over £380 conveyancing referral fee (PIE)

A potential customer of Purplebricks was told that the firm would be paid a referral fee of £382.85 plus VAT for conveyancing.

First time buyers slam fees for mortgages, removers and conveyancers (EAT)

Half of first time buyers say they made expensive mistakes during their process of purchasing their home, with mortgage brokers, removal companies and conveyancers in the firing line.

Freehold ‘Inequality Of Arms’ Scrapped Under Leasehold Reforms (TC)

“It is the secretary of state’s intention to close the legal loopholes that allow freeholders to unjustifiably recoup legal costs from leaseholders.”

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