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You might be interested to know that a community organisation called ACORN (not the estate agent) has uncovered that one the areas biggest lettings agents, Kinleigh, Folkard & Hayward, are engaging in bidding wars.

Kinleigh, Folkard & Hayward encourage tenants to offer above the listed asking price of their properties, which pits tenants against each other and pushes up prices making rents even more unaffordable.

I'm sure that you want/need to get a decent income from your property, but you might want to consider checking with any letting/management agents in the area, and avoiding those that hold bidding wars - and tell them why you aren't using them.

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