Tag Archive: Property People

Lynsey Sweales – Notable Property Persons in their own words

I first met Lynsey at the National Landlords Association Property Women awards and we got on immediately.  She is active in all sorts of property projects, and so a natural Notable Property Person.  Here is her story.
1.   Please introduce yourself.  Say a bit about yourself and your company
My name is Lynsey Sweales and I am [...]

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Claire Empson – Notable Property Persons in their own words

Claire Empson runs the innovative Daisylets letting agency which she started herself as she was so fed up with the shoddy service of local agents. The fact that she has done well is shown by the fact that she is winner of the NLA 2010 Property Women letting agent award. Here is her story.
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Rupert Hunt – Notable Property Persons in their own words

My property person this week is Rupert Hunt, the founder of SpareRoom.co.uk and various other websites relating to flat sharing.  Here is his story.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
Hi, I’m Rupert Hunt and I’m the founder of SpareRoom.co.uk, the UK’s leading flatshare [...]

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Jan Hytch – Notable Property Persons in their own words

Jan Hytch MBA MNAEA MARLA, my notable property person today, is very well respected in Norfolk as a partner of local chartered surveyors firm Arnolds. Here is her story.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
My name is Jan Hytch and I am a Partner with Arnolds [...]

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Kevin Firth – Notable Property Persons in their own words

Kevin Firth, my Notable Property Person today, is Director of the Deposit Protection Service, one of the three Government authorised tenancy deposit companies. He has been really helpful in answering questions when I have raised points put by readers of this blog, and is a very human face of a large company. So [...]

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Irene Hancock – Notable Property Persons in their own words

My Notable property person this week is Irene Hancock of Executive Living. She is an experienced landlord and winner of the East of England NLA Property Women award for 2010. Here is her story.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
I am married with three grown up children and one new [...]

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Alan Ward – Notable Property Persons in their own words

The Residential Landlords Association is a campaigning body and national service for landlords. This week I am delighted to have its Chairman, Alan Ward, as my Notable Property Person.
1. Please introduce yourself. Say a bit about yourself and your company
I became chairman in January 2009 of the Residential Landlords Association which I [...]

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