As a lettings agent, you know that landlords all have individual requirements that need dealing with in different ways. One type of property owner that requires very specialist handling is a non-resident landlord. There are legal responsibilities as well as logistical difficulties when it comes to landlords that live overseas. If you are not sure about how to deal with non-resident landlords and what is required of you, read this article. You can also find out how to outsource the issue and lighten the burden on you or your administrative staff. What is a Non-Resident Landlord? A non-resident landlord is anyone who rents out property in the UK, but who lives overseas for more than six months
Letting agents deal with a huge amount of digital information and personal data on a day-to-day basis. It is your duty to keep this safe, but it is just one of numerous tasks that can make your weekly schedule groan at the seams. Recently, the online privacy laws strengthened further with the introduction of GDPR, so how do you keep on the right side of the rules and ensure your landlords’ and tenants’ details are secure? This post explains how to protect your digital information and prevent data theft. The Extent of Business Data Theft Where there is data, there are thieves looking to breach security and get their hands on it. They naturally choose to attack businesses, as they can scoop up
