Saturday, 26 May 2012

When times are hard

05/02/2010

It’s a year since the good old days of the innovation and good practice grant came to an end. So what do landlords think of its de facto substitute, the decidedly more frugal tenant excellence fund? Our exclusive survey reveals all, as Lydia Stockdale reports

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