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aunched in 2007, No Letting Go is a property inventory management franchise. As the largest supplier in the


lettings sector, it helps franchisees to build a six- fi gure income, with a repeat business model. The lettings industry is a solid but growing


market, and this is set to continue. Around fi ve million households are in private rented accommodation, and this is expected to rise to nearly six million over the next fi ve years. No Letting Go’s service protects landlords in the event of damage and neglect to the property during the tenancy and this has become increasingly important as deposit claims rise. The service is aimed at letting agents,


management companies and landlords operating on a local and national level. No Letting Go also provides a unique service offering for the growing online market. The company offers 10 property-related services, working on a repeat cycle. Property reports are conducted on bespoke software, making the job easier, faster and more accessible for customers. A repeat business model creates long- lasting profi table relationships, meaning resources can be focused on customer service, rather than constantly looking for new clientele, which can be costly


bfa status: Associate


in terms of time and expenditure. As a trusted supplier No Letting Go has


won many awards, such as the Sunday Times Letting Agent and The Negotiator Awards. Individual offi ce awards include runner up in the prestigious Franchisee of the Year Award, and Gold in Outstanding Young Franchisee of the Year. These accolades, together with No Letting Go’s accreditations, provide the comfort and security that customers seek when selecting suppliers. Setting up a business is hard work, but No


Letting Go provides a tried-and-tested formula. A training academy provides both residential and accompanied on-the-job training. It has been developed to provide franchisees with all the knowledge, information and support to launch a successful business. Head offi ce also builds national contract


work, which is allocated to the franchise network via postcodes. These are large national customers looking for a robust service with national coverage. No Letting Go is looking for ambitious


hard-working partners, who love providing great customer service. Previous experience within the industry is not required as training is provided, but a successful franchisee should be self-motivated and have a can-do attitude.


Established: 2007


Number of outlets in the UK: 65


Areas available: UK-wide


Investment level: £17,950


Contact: Justine Tomlinson/Nikki Wakeford


Address: 1 White Oak Square, London Road, Swanley, Kent


BR8 7AG


Telephone: 01322 555 128


Email: franchise@nolettinggo.co.uk


Web: nolettinggo.co.uk/for-franchise


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