The changing world of lettings legislationšŸ“š

The changing world of lettings legislationšŸ“š

It seems that from now up until 2030, lettings agents are going to have their hands full dealing with the legislative changes that will be implemented.

According to Paul Offley, Compliance Officer at The Guild of Property Professionals suggests that lettings agents need to be aware of the upcoming changes and prepare so that they will be able to provide their landlords and tenants with the best possible advice. To continue reading, please Click Here


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