Government admits new ‘cladding’ scandal about to break
Ministry admits half of external wall insulation scheme’s installations are defective, as yet another insulation crisis unfolds.
Warning: Letter misusing the names of Emily Waterhouse and Cooper Parry Law LLP
A letter has been sent misusing the names of Emily Waterhouse and Cooper Parry Law LLP.
Warning: Email misusing the name of Harper James Limited and Nikki Reid
An email has been sent misusing the name of Harper James Limited and Nikki Reid in relation to a supposed acquisition.
Homebuyers are becoming more concerned about the environment
Environmental risk has become a critical factor in UK property transactions, research suggests.
Treasury tells estate agents ‘be ready for more AML duties’
Officials say in newhttps://thenegotiator.co.uk/news/regulation-law-news/agents-in-frontline-defence-against-money-laundering-criminals/ report that estate agents have a crucial role to play as criminals increasingly target property transactions.
National Insurance ‘final nail in coffin’ for landlords as some prepare to exit
New tax proposals reported in the press last week — if brought forward — risk further discouraging private investment in the residential rental market.
Warning: Invoice misusing the name of Alison Law Solicitors LLP
Invoice misusing the name of Alison Law Solicitors LLP and providing alternative bank account details.
Warning: Emails sent misusing the name of Milwyn Jenkins Limited
Emails have been sent misusing the name of Milwyn Jenkins Limited in relation to conveyancing transactions.
Warning: Emails purporting to be from ‘Prime Solicitors Ltd’ signed off by a lawyer called ‘Mike Litter’
Prime Law Solicitors Ltd have been in correspondence with us regarding someone misusing their firm details.
Warning: Email misusing the name of Catherine Haworth
An email has been sent misusing the solicitor name of Catherine Haworth in relation to recovering funds from London Art Society.
Buyers demanding mortgage broker fee breakdowns after BBC probe
Almost 100% of mortgage borrowers say they are not clear what fees they are paying, new research by a major brokerage reveals.
Estate agents and conveyancers ‘must learn to trust each other’
Estate agents and conveyancers must learn to trust each other if property transactions are to be speeded up, it has been claimed.