The huge cost of using high street firms hits both landlords and tenants. But now there’s an alternativeLandlords hand over as much as a fifth of their rent to letting agencies to look after a property, while tenants have to fork out a further £300 each. So should landlords be ditching the pricey high-street letting agents in favour of a raft of new online alternatives that promise to slash such costs and even axe fees to tenants altogether?No Agent is the latest firm to launch, claiming it will save a typical landlord £1,600 in the first year, and leave tenants £337 better off. It joins a number of other online players such as Upad, easyProperty, Purplebricks and Rentify. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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