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Warning: Emails misusing the name of James Saunders and ‘Saunders & Partners LLP and Saunders Law’

Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from ‘James Saunders’ of Saunders Law.

Rob Hailstone February 25, 2022

Rightmove launches formal qualifications for estate and letting agents (EAT)

Rightmove is launching a formal education programme with training for agents to gain an NVQ Level 3 certificate. The free education package will come as part of the portal membership.

Rob Hailstone February 25, 2022

New software tool to help estate agents meet material information rules (PIE)

Teal Legal, the technology company behind the Home Owner’s Passport (HOP), says that it has launched a new took that will help agents meet new material information rules announced by

Rob Hailstone February 25, 2022

Spray foam insulation leaves 250,000 homes in mortgage limbo (MS)

An estimated 15 million homes in England and Wales need energy efficiency improvements – but property professionals are concerned that cash is being wasted on spray foam insulation, described as

Rob Hailstone February 25, 2022

Warning: Correspondence and emails falsely claiming to be associated with Carole Nash Legal Services LLP

Emails have been sent by ‘Barrington McKoy’ and ‘David Bruce’ claiming to be associated with ‘Carole Nash Legal Services’ relating to a motor accident claim.

Rob Hailstone February 24, 2022

Homebuyers left vulnerable as new road schemes hidden from searches (PIE)

Councils are categorising new road schemes as planning permissions for ‘Private Bodies’ meaning they are invisible to the standard questions answered within the local search for homebuyers, claims a well-established

Rob Hailstone February 24, 2022

Lawyer says some agents can’t cope with more regulation (EAT)

A leading property lawyer says some agents will struggle to meet the demand for more ‘material information’ put forward by Trading Standards.

Rob Hailstone February 23, 2022

Warning: Website and email claiming to be from ‘Geoffrey Dearing Attorneys’

Emails and the website ‘www.gdearingattorneys.co.uk’ claiming to be from a law firm called ‘Geoffrey Dearing Attorneys’.