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Getting an ARLA letter
rorb10
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Anyone know of which agencies can provide an ARLA letter on a rental valuation in the Cardiff area?
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No idea what kind of letter you want or why, but .... search the ARLA website?
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google gave me multiple options in seconds
An answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0 -
I can find ARLA registered estate agents but I found one recently who won't give me a formal letter about the valuation.
I need this to show the rental income potential on my current property when I apply for a second home so the first home isn;t taken into consideration for affordability.0 -
First - how can you NOT have found ARLA registered EAs using the link I gave you above?!!Secondly, you probaby don't need an ARLA EA - you need an RICS surveyor.Thirdly, most lenders will ignore rental income as it is so unreliable.0
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