LettingaProperty.com, the property website dedicated to rental property, is delighted to announce a new partnership with the UK’s leading pay for results global property website – PropertyIndex.com LettingaProperty.com will be the first purely focused rental website to be accepting a direct data feed from PropertyIndex.com which will feature over 45,000 properties to rent from letting [...]
Archive | June, 2009
New portal partnership brings more choice of property for tenants
Cash in on Short Lets
With Wimbledon upon us, this year more local residents than ever before are preparing to let their homes out. In an interview with the Financial Times, Joanna Doniger of Tennis London says “The chance to make a substantial amount from a short let is encouraging more people to rent out their homes to players and [...]
The Negotiator Awards 2009
Having been such a challenging year for Estate Agents, this year’s Negotiator Awards will truly be an accolade to all the property professionals who have gone above and beyond the standard levels of service. Last years’ Negotiator Awards was a true success with over 500 attendees and was hosted by the satirical comedian, Rory Bremner. [...]
Find LettingaProperty.com on Twitter
Yes, I know, we are probably the last property website to sign up to twitter, well I guess it is better late than never… You can follow us at twitter/lettingproperty Please feel free to “tweet” us…. anytime!
Where have all the good houses gone?
Tough times for tenants looking to secure a decent spec home to rent as all the good stock was nabbed in the early part of the year. It would seem there is a gap in the residential lettings market for decent good quality housing to rent for professional tenants. Browsing through the Internet and talking [...]
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Landlords, protect your pipes from freezing
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My tenant has stopped paying rent, what should I do?
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Is a tenancy agreement legally binding if it is not in writing?
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Tenants on Housing Benefit are turning to Private Landlords
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Office of Fair Trading welcomes ruling over unfair Foxtons terms
