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Manage your workload and team effortlessly online.
Master our cutting-edge, all-in-one software in minutes.
Share more with integrated messaging and social media.
Keep your customers happy, engaged and informed.
With Gnomen you can access your business at any time, from any device, anywhere in the world. Agents always stay on top of their call-backs, diary, valuations, and instructions. Customers are always informed. Integrated office accounting means you always know the bottom line. And Gnomen is always there to support you.
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Go mobile On the train. In your favourite coffee shop. Or even at the office. With Gnomen your business is wherever you want to be. All you need is a device and an Internet connection.
Cloud-basedFlexible. Scalable. Secure. Get up and running without an expensive, time-consuming network set-up. With everything housed online and backed up regularly, all you have to take care of is business.
Your diary, only betterFully integrated workflows let you schedule and follow up inspections, valuations or viewings and automatically send email or text reminders. With multi-user access that you control, it's your most powerful diary yet.
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It might not be something you have given much consideration to but new data protection legislation is coming into effect from next year that will have a significant bearing on your estate or letting agency business
One of the most contentious issues in the lettings industry at present is the proposed ban on letting agents fees to tenants.
A few weeks ago, The Property Ombudsman (TPO) launched its latest annual report at the House of Lords, revealing a rise in the number of formal complaints resolved by the redress scheme as well as a record total of compensatory awards paid by estate and letting agents.
A new first in the world of estate agency has taken place, with online agency HouseSimple recently attempting to sell the first home in the UK via a viewing on Facebook Live. Sale by social media, in other words.
Following the recent General Election, a new housing minister was appointed to replace Gavin Barwell, who lost his Croydon Central seat.
On June 8, Britain will go to the polling booths for a second General Election in just over two years. Theresa May surprised everyone when she announced the snap General Election in April (not least because she herself had previously ruled it out), but since then the party political machines have launched into action and MPs across the country have been out and about in their constituencies, trying to win over voters.
In recent weeks there have been a number of stories about the rising importance of the Bank of Mum and Dad when it comes to house purchases, with financial assistance from parents becoming almost a requirement for young buyers looking to get on the property ladder.
It sometimes feels like there not a day that goes by without a news story concerning the growing short-lets market.
Earlier this month the government released its eagerly anticipated housing White Paper. The 104 page document sets out how the Conservative Party intends to improve the supply/demand imbalance of housing in the UK.
For Sale and To Let boards have long proved divisive with some arguing they are still a useful marketing and advertising tool, while others argue that they are an eyesore and a relic from a different age. But have they had their day
Despite the various challenges faced by the property industry in 2016. Brexit, stamp duty changes and tighter lending criteria chief among them
Last year was a memorable one for a number of reasons, and throughout an astonishing 12 months which included the Brexit vote and election of Donald Trump the UK property market remained stable and consistent.
The new year is here and while many people will be spending January trying out a new diet or working hard at the gym, it's also a good time to review your business and make plans for the year ahead.
One announcement in Philip Hammonds recent Autumn Statement his first as Chancellor caused a bit of a stir in the property world
Within our industry there has been a long-running debate between traditional high street estate agents and newer online operators which has focused on the future of our sector
The number of high street estate and letting agents operating throughout the UK is on the rise, despite regular talk of the threat online/hybrid models pose to the more traditional way of doing things.
The third quarter of 2016 was a characteristically busy three months in the property world. There was plenty of estate and letting agency news to get our teeth into over the summer
See my guest blog on this PropTech special featured on NC Real Estate and find out the benefits of storing your data on the cloud
We now live in an internet-reliant, thoroughly online age.
Unfortunately summer is coming to an end now, but what an eventful few months it\'s been.
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