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Dimbo I didn't realise they have to be signed up to ARLA (or similar) I will look into it many thanks.0
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londondealer wrote: »Dimbo I didn't realise they have to be signed up to ARLA I will look into it many thanks.
They don't...anyone can set up an agency with no qualifications or certifications. It's a question..are they members or aren't they.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0 -
In that case knowing how they operate the answers going to be probably not!0
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Since 1st October 2014, letting agents in England have to sign up to one of 3 schemes:
* The Property Ombudsman
* Ombudsman Services Property
* Property Redress Scheme
You need to read the terms of your lease. They can enforce the lease. For example, if it says no subletting is permited (or not without the freeholder's consent) then they could enforce that. Some leases say this (or similar) some don't!the bottom line here is what can they actually do to me?
read your lease.
There may be other terms which apply, and if you are breaching any other terms they can use that to your disadvantage.
If you are squeaky clean, then you can ignore them.
Get evidence and follow up the racism if you wish.
Or discretely keep them happy by vetting your tenants so as not to annoy them (I'm not, of course, advocating any illegality on your part....)0 -
G_M Thank you.0
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