Rental property listings will require additional details in future

Rental property listings will require additional details in future

Landlords are likely to be obliged to supply agents with additional details in future, before their properties are listed to let on portals.

The National Trading Standards and Estate and Lettings Team, which presides over consumer-related activity by agents, has launched the first of a three phase project to upgrade the ‘material information’ on rental listings. 
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Source: Landlord Today


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