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Green Deal loans to start again for landlords (PIE)

Landlords struggling to get their rental properties compliant with incoming energy efficiency rules could stand to benefit from a new round of Green Deal loans.

Rob Hailstone January 19, 2017

Nearly 250,000 of the Cheapest Rented Homes Will be Lost Between 2012 and 2020 (IC)

Measures to support the building of new affordable rented homes is ‘desperately needed’.

Rob Hailstone January 19, 2017

COLPs and COFAs – Know your obligations (TC)

Compliance Officers for Legal Practice and Compliance Officers for Finance and Administration have vital roles in the regime of outcome focused regulation of the SRA.

Rob Hailstone January 19, 2017

Mother and daughter await sentencing for property fraud where they fooled estate agents (PIE)

A mother and daughter face sentencing for their parts in a property fraud in which they fooled estate agents and lenders.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2017

Conveyancing Association Says 2017 is the Year for ‘Leasehold Change’ (IC)

The Conveyancing Association has outlined its continued focus on reforming the leasehold process and suggested 2017 should be the year when meaningful change is finally delivered.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2017

VAT on CON29 and related searches update – January 2017

HMRC has proposed that VAT should be charged by local authorities on CON29 and CON29O searches. They proposed an implementation date of 1 January 2017.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2017

Modernising Chancery Lane (LSG)

The governance of the Law Society is under way, the Law Society keen to hear from its members as it considers any changes.

Rob Hailstone January 18, 2017

TV property presenter backs Purplebricks – and accuses high street agents of ‘hiding’ their fees (PIE)

Purplebricks has rolled out to a second territory in Australia, while claiming that in the UK people are paying too much in commission to high street estate agents.

Rob Hailstone January 17, 2017

Purplebricks recruits TV property star for ‘Commisery’ campaign (EAT)

The average fee paid by sellers to high street estate agents in the past year is £4,055 claims Purplebricks – an increase of eight per cent, significantly above inflation.

Rob Hailstone January 17, 2017

Is the writing on the wall for Panel Conveyancing?

Arrangements whereby a client is introduced to a conveyancer by an agent or broker through a third party panel manager have over the years become a major feature of the

Rob Hailstone January 16, 2017

Leasehold issues delaying transactions by up to 20 days, say conveyancers (PIE)

The Conveyancing Association is calling for 2017 to be the year for leasehold reform after research showed sales involving leases caused long delays.

Rob Hailstone January 16, 2017

Referral fee is last reason why estate agents choose conveyancer partner (PIE)

Most agents choose a conveyancing partner based on their quality of work and reputation, rather than the referral fee.

Rob Hailstone January 16, 2017