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This short guide provides property investors with tips on how to find a compliant sourcing agent and what checks you should be making before working with one

We are often asked whether we as the national association have created the sourcing compliance 'rules' - we are here to set the record straight on the guidelines we follow

Learn about sourcing fees for property investors, including non-refundable, refundable, and deductible fee structures. Discover how to work with compliant property sourcers and protect your investments with NAPSA-approved professionals.

With property investors increasingly focused on value opportunities outside the capital, it’s easy to overlook the distinct advantages of West London and its neighbouring regions. Yet, for those seeking steady demand, diverse strategies, and long-term growth potential, West London offers compelling strengths that can be missed in other markets.

Struggling to attract investors to your sourcing business? We've created this guide for NAPSA-approved members to follow in creating different 'hooks' or ways to attract new investors to your business

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As September marks the start of the 'back to business' season, it’s the perfect opportunity for property sourcing agents to refocus and set their businesses on the right path.

Can investors and sourcing agents really build successful and professional partnerships? We think so, and in our latest video we discussed just how you can make it work

Supported living offers a unique blend of financial returns and social impact benefits. Iyabo, director of Agiri Property Solutions provides guidance on this strategy in our latest Member Spotlight interview.

This week Tina covered training, and how big companies successfully pull agents in to spend thousands upon thousands on property sourcer and deal packaging training each year

Property investing is age old - people will always need property for a variety of uses. But, what are the risks? How can investors prepare themselves to avoid these?

It's more than possible for sourcing agents and investors to work harmoniously and successfully - but how is this achieved? We will be hosting a free webinar in August to run through.