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Former Fine & Country CEO David Lindley now working for his father (Glasgow Estate Agents Tips)

New Tip: Former Fine & Country CEO David Lindley now working for his father Shared By Glasgow Estate Agents Former Fine & Country CEO David Lindley is now working for his family’s property firm which has investments in several estate agencies and a mortgage broker in and around Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. 31-year-old Lindley dramatically resigned from his role as CEO at at 300-branch agency earlier this month in order to ‘pursue other business interests’, saying at the time that “it has been an exciting journey for me with Fine & Country”. “I have been fortunate enough to be part of this superb brand which has grown rapidly and is now one of the leading names in premium estate agency”. Lindley has now joined holding company The Brookman Group, which is run by his father and includes several family members as directors including his father Malcom – who founded The Guild of Professional Estate Agents and was its MD for over 22 years – plus mother Sharon and brot

Exiting Rightmove agents share details of ‘bland’ emails sent urging them not to leave (Glasgow Estate Agents Tips)

New Tip: Exiting Rightmove agents share details of ‘bland’ emails sent urging them not to leave Shared By Glasgow Estate Agents Dozens of estate agents were busy yesterday sharing details of the impersonal emails they’ve been sent by their Rightmove account managers following their decision to quit the portal. Many claim to have been shocked by the template emails sent to them, often after weeks of telephone calls and many years of subscribing to the portal. The most high profile of these is London agent Kristjan Byfield, who came off the portal yesterday and who has been one of its most reasonable critics. Yesterday he was sent the same email as other agents twice. Afterwards he said to his followers on Twitter: “Are you kidding me?! Our Rightmove account manager still thinks that the best way to get me back is to send generic, bland emails like this. “After sending him a link to my open letter and my five responses to previous emails making our position abundantly clear [it a

Network Auctions: buyers backing new trend in auction (Glasgow Estate Agents Tips)

New Tip: Network Auctions: buyers backing new trend in auction Shared By Glasgow Estate Agents Property has been sold at auction for many many years, but a new auction-buying tactic is reported by Network Auctions. The results of its June sale showed that buyers are buying before auction, but 52 per cent sold prior to auction. “Buyers are keen to make good property purchases and we see this increasing, with strong offers being made before auction. “The uncertainty surrounding Brexit has lifted a little and we’ve been much busier in terms of viewings and response – which converted to positive sales,” said Toby Limbrick, Director, Network Auctions . “Sellers are also more responsive to pre-auction offers – especially when they are above reserve and show the buyer understands the market.” The ballroom sale still attracted keen bidding, highlights include a two bedroom cottage in Bedfordshire selling for £164,000 (guide £110,000+) and a two-bedroom maisonette in Aylesbury achieving

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