Warning: Email misusing the name Howard Cohen & Co Solicitors
An email has been sent falsely claiming to be from ‘Howard Cohen & Co. Solicitors’, which is a genuine trading name of Cohen Cramer Limited.
More than a quarter regret moving at height of pandemic
More than a quarter (27%) of those who moved at the height of the pandemic are now regretting their decision two years on, according to a survey by online mortgage […]
Warning: Website for ‘Legal Studio and Consult’ misusing the details for MDLS Solicitors Limited
The website ‘www.legalstudioandconsult.ltd’ is misusing the details for MDLS Solicitors Limited, which trades as Legal Studio.
Warning: Correspondence misusing the name of Suzanne Gingles of Hadef & Partners
Correspondence has been sent from an individual falsely purporting to be ‘Suzanne Gingles’ attaching a letter of guarantee.
Warning: Emails from ‘Susan Dudley’ misusing details for Ellis Jones Solicitors LLP
Emails have been sent from ‘Susan Dudley’ misusing the details for Ellis Jones Solicitors LLP in relation to a ‘Loan Delivery’.
Calls to scrap stamp duty and replace with a ‘much fairer’ property tax (PIE)
Rishi Sunak could soon be facing fresh calls to scrap stamp duty completely and replace it with a ‘fairer’ property tax.
Will the Bojo mortgage fill the Help to Buy hole? (TC)
Will the Bojo mortgage fill the Help to Buy hole?
Warning: Emails misusing the name of A & Y Law Limited
Emails have been sent claiming to be from A & Y Law Limited in relation to an immigration matter.
Anonymous agent sticks knife into industry during newspaper interview (TN)
The agent, who worked in South Africa and the UK for international and national estate agency, pulls no punches during the interview.
First-time buyers could take out insurance to secure a mortgage (TC)
New plans being drawn up by Michael Gove, secretary of state for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, could see first-time buyers take out insurance against default to allow them to […]
The government is still considering the RoPA recommendations (PIE)
The UK government remains committed to implementing the recommendations in the final report on the Regulation of Property Agents (RoPA), almost three years on since Lord Best’s Working Group produced the […]
Electronic signatures instead of witnesses for LPAs stay on the table (LF)
The government has refused to rule out replacing the witnessing of lasting powers of attorney (LPAs) with electronic signatures despite widespread opposition in a consultation.