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EPISODE · May 29, 2025 · 5 MIN

Could Blended Fees Save Estate Agency? - Ep. 2218

from Letting & Estate Agent Podcast · host Christopher Watkin

Could Blended Fees Save UK Estate Agencies? In this episode, estate agency coach Iain White explores how blended fees could be the solution to the challenges faced by UK estate agents. Are you struggling with 'no sale, no fee' listings and rising costs? Blended fees could be the answer you’ve been waiting for. Iain explains how blended fees allow homeowners to contribute towards marketing costs upfront, reducing their success fee later. This model offers cash flow benefits for estate agents, minimising risk while boosting income. Iain also discusses how offering blended fees as an option can result in more committed sellers, with success rates reaching over 90 per cent for transactions that involve upfront contributions. Plus, he shares practical advice on how to introduce this model into your business without disrupting conversion rates or alienating clients. If you’re ready to discover how blended fees can transform your agency’s business model and improve your cash flow, hit play now! Don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments or subscribe for more tips on growing your property business.

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