New Online Agent looks to remove risk for Landlords

Three Sixty Living

Any letting agent that has the interests of it’s landlords at heart will certainly do well and especially in the current climate where managing a property portfolio might not be the easiest profession under the sun.

A new online estate and lettings agency will focus exactly on this, Stockport-based company Three Sixty Living, and also protect the needs of tenants. A kind of a win / win service?

The private rental sector has been for a few years going through many changes making it harder to disrespect the rules and those who are landlords more likely to incur larger monthly bills. A good thing many will see this as being so to protect tenants and ensure that those taking up the role of landlord have more guidelines and responsibilities to adhere to.

Many landlords will manage their portfolios independent to estate and letting agents, though many still chose this option and the importance of a good relationship and understanding is vital for long term success between the agent, the landlord and also, just as importantly, the tenant.

David Wright, chair of the board of Three Sixty Living, was quoted as saying “We are very proud to be able to deliver a new service which we hope helps positively change the local lettings industry.

Check out the Manchester Evening News website for the full story.

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