The Association of Independent Personal Search Agents (IPSA) have indicated that later today they will remove the non-Home Information Pack compliant Local Authority list from its public web site.
Details of Non-Compliant Local Authority Searches to be removed
February 2nd, 2010 HIP-Consultant.co.uk Posted in Home Information Packs, Local Authority Searches 1 Comment »
Property Codes Compliance Board independent assessment results
February 2nd, 2010 HIP-Consultant.co.uk Posted in Home Information Packs, Local Authority Searches, Property Conveyancing 6 Comments »
The Association of Independent Personal Search Agents (IPSA) has welcomed the findings of the Property Codes Compliance Board (PCCB) independent assessment into personal searches, but issued a warning to property professionals.
Non HIP Compliant Local Authority Searches
November 13th, 2009 HIP-Consultant.co.uk Posted in HIP News, Home Information Packs, Local Authority Searches, Property Conveyancing 15 Comments »
IPSA have today released a list of Local Authorities that they are advising members NOT to buy official searches from, to ensure Home Information Pack compliance.
Search Agents massive bad debt burden
November 12th, 2009 HIP-Consultant.co.uk Posted in HIP News, Home Information Packs, Local Authority Searches, Property Conveyancing 8 Comments »
The Association of Independent Personal Search Agents (IPSA) has today completed a partial survey of its members in relation to their combined burden of bad debt. The survey has revealed the amount IPSA members have written-off since the introduction of Home Information Packs due to non-payment, liquidation, alleged fraudulent trading and improper business conduct.
IPSA non-compliant Local Authority Searches survey
November 12th, 2009 HIP-Consultant.co.uk Posted in HIP News, Home Information Packs, Local Authority Searches, Property Conveyancing 13 Comments »
The Association of Independent Personal Search Agents (IPSA) has today completed a survey of Local Authorities it accuses of producing searches that are not HIP compliant.
Christian Lister, IPSA Chairman and Steve Davies IPSA CEO have both highlighted the problem of non-compliance and the risk to consumers to the relevant industry authorities.
