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The NRLA has launched a new partnership with award-winning auctioneer, SDL Property Auctions.
SDL Property Auctions sells a wide range of properties in its live-streamed National Property Auctions and online Timed Auctions from, vacant houses and building plots, to commercial buildings and development opportunities.
NRLA members will be at the front of the queue for investment opportunities, benefitting from:
- An efficient platform for the buying and selling of residential and commercial properties through its innovative, user-friendly online auction services.
- Access to monthly National Property Auctions which are live-streamed online, and which can be viewed free of charge by NRLA members.
- Timed Auctions, which are available on SDL Property Auctions’ website every day.
This partnership is the latest in a series of new agreements the NRLA has recently reached with innovative, specialist organisations tailored to make landlords’ lives easier.
Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the National Residential Landlords Association, said: “Our new relationship with SDL Property Auctions will ensure our members will be first to benefit from an efficient, effective service provided by a genuine market leader in this area.
“SDL Property Auctions’ expertise in property auctions complements the other top-notch services offered by our other partners perfectly, and we can’t wait to begin working with them.”
Andrew Parker, Auctioneer & Managing Director of SDL Property Auctions, said: “We’re delighted to be partnering with the NRLA to provide its growing membership with access to transparent and secure property auction services.
“We can assist landlords achieve fast and faff-free property sales and purchases to effectively manage their portfolios, whether that’s residential or commercial properties anywhere in the UK.”