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ARLA registered letting agents…
Chick
Posts: 140 Forumite
Hello everyone,
Am about to sign up with a letting agent to let out my flat for the first time & I’ve narrowed it down to two letting agents who are ARLA registered…done a bit of research on ARLA via the web.
However, the question is: does it make any difference whether or not the agent is ARLA registered when it comes to any dispute with tenants e.g. non-payment of rent.
Also, if being with ARLA is so important, why aren't all letting agents registered?
In other people’s experiences, has the fact their letting is ARLA registered helped then in dealing with any problems that arose? The bottom line is, any there any tangible benefit for landlords being with ARLA registered letting agents?
Chick
Am about to sign up with a letting agent to let out my flat for the first time & I’ve narrowed it down to two letting agents who are ARLA registered…done a bit of research on ARLA via the web.
However, the question is: does it make any difference whether or not the agent is ARLA registered when it comes to any dispute with tenants e.g. non-payment of rent.
Also, if being with ARLA is so important, why aren't all letting agents registered?
In other people’s experiences, has the fact their letting is ARLA registered helped then in dealing with any problems that arose? The bottom line is, any there any tangible benefit for landlords being with ARLA registered letting agents?
Chick
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