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The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has announced the start of a new commercial partnership with Viewber, a provider of cutting-edge services to landlord, investors and letting agents.

The collaboration means the NRLA’s 94,000+ members will now be able to conduct viewings, both hosted and livestream, and inspections of their properties, even if they themselves aren’t located nearby. Viewber’s national team of assistants provide landlords with on the ground last mile support, specialising in the viewing service.

 Aside from being able to arrange a viewing clerk, members will also be able to:

• Host inspections, irrespective of their location.
• Livestream their viewings for letting agents and potential tenants.
• Provide 360 tours of their property using Viewber.
• Marketing collateral

Not only do NRLA now recommend an on the ground clerk through Viewber, this service now allows landlords to remotely engage with national providers they may need to occupy their property. From check ins/outs, to advertising and viewings, through to referencing, deposit protection, compliance checks and tenancy creation.

Ed Mead, Co-Founder of Viewber, recently said:

“Our national last mile services are increasingly bringing much easier management of property, both blocks and pepper potted portfolios, to hundreds of landlords already. NRLA’s professional landlords are an obvious fit and we look forward to working with an ever more professionalised sector backed by an association genuinely looking to offer their members better value.”

Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the National Residential Landlords Association, recently said:

“With the pandemic forcing many private landlords to reconsider how they oversee their portfolios, our association with Viewber will ensure our members will be able to think more creatively about how they manage their properties.”

“This latest partnership provides our members with a convenient, easily accessible new service which will give them significantly more flexibility in future.”