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Hi, I've done some research and I think that brick and mortar estate agencies will be the ones which make the majority of sales for at least the next decade. I don't think the older generation are as keen on online estate agencies, and online estate agencies don't do as well when selling very...
Hi ComPropSolicitor, I got the figures from Property Industry Eye, I can't post links yet but if you Google Property Industry Eye Rightmove Fees it'll come up
Kind regards, thank you
Hello, for the past year or so my ambition has been to start my own estate agency. I will find one to work in for a few years first so that I can learn the ins and outs of it, but the only reason I want to do that is to start one up - if it was just a matter of getting a job, I'd choose a...
Thanks, I know it's a very general question but for example applied to estate agency, what kind of things would be able to keep an owner "useful"/that employees wouldn't know? I know I probably sound naive but I can't think of what kind of grand secrets there would be? Just an example of an area...
I just felt like after 2-3 years working as an estate agent I could learn how they market, how they get clients, the process from start to exchange to completion, etc, then could start up on my own.
Many/most people want the security of a job and a guaranteed salary, those people probably...
I could cover for the manager I suppose, I'm not completely against working, I just want it to be more of a perhaps 20-30 hour per week thing than 50-60 plus, once I'm in a position to make that happen.
I know it's a very general question, but is it logistically very difficult to design the...
Hello, I'm considering in the next 2-3 years opening an estate agency. I haven't worked in one yet, but I do own some BTLs in a Ltd company so have some experience with and knowledge of property.
I will get experience for 2-3 years by working there myself. I would like to then open my own...
I see more money as more freedom, my ideal life is having passive(ish) income through businesses that I own, so I can spend most of my time with family and go abroad several times a year without being constrained by being an employee or money worries.
This is something I wasn't sure about - is it relatively easy to have a hands off business (in either of these sectors) if you have the capital to hire a manager and an employee or 2 from very early on? That would be my ideal, to work on it for 6 months to a year then let my employees handle it...
That's a part that appeals to me honestly, I enjoy networking with people, promoting and marketing things, and feel I'd be good at it - it's just a rather difficult decision to make when I haven't got experience in either sector, I just want to be able to have a proper work-life balance, and I...
Online it says working days can be 8:30am-6 or 7pm and include weekends, if you include committing, it comes to 12-13 hours a day, potentially 6 days a week, it just seems incredibly taxing on your body and mind
Hi, I own a ltd company which I have some BTL properties in, it's just a one man company and although it can sustain me I'd like to try out working in a new industry.
I'd like to get a job for 2-3 years then after start my own business with the knowledge and experience I've acquired.
I know...