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Latest news, stories, helpful articles and handy tips from the Eligible team.
Latest news, stories, helpful articles and handy tips from the Eligible team.
Eligible CEO, Rameez Zafar looks forward on the 2022 property market as 2021 was deemed the busiest year for the property market since 2007. Check it out.
If you’re not measuring performance, how can you be sure that you’re succeeding?
With staycations very much in vogue as a result of Covid-19, now could be a good time to talk to your buy-to-let clients about whether expanding into the holiday let market makes sense for them.
The Budget brought good news for the industry with the announcement of a new mortgage guarantee scheme for 95% LTV loans. The move has rekindled interest and momentum among first-time buyers keen to get on to the property ladder. As a result, you may be getting many new purchase enquiries and leads interested in 95% LTV products. Below is a breakdown of the current trends we’re seeing which can help you quickly qualify your leads and manage expectations.
Download the second edition of our new series straight from our CEO. Rameez, has pulled together his brutally honest thoughts, guidance and expertise in this new playbook series - The Eligible Gambit.
Download the first edition of our new series straight from our CEO. Rameez, has pulled together his brutally honest thoughts, guidance and expertise in this new playbook series - The Eligible Gambit.
Another freebie. Download our free guide on buy-to-let to send direct to your clients. Before they take the plunge, do they know the risks and rewards involved in becoming a landlord? Keep clients informed via content.
Updated guide on mortgage payment holidays. Download our free top tips guide on mortgage payment holidays to send direct to your clients. Keep clients informed via content.
Advisers across the UK have turned their focus to digital. Now more than ever, it's important for firms to understand the value that technology can improve operations and client relationships. If you're not doing business on social you could be missing a trick.
Companies across every industry around the world are coping with how to achieve 'business as usual' while working from home. Are we looking at the future of work, and the new normal?
