Put your colouring skills to the test this Halloween and join in our Colouring Competition for the chance to WIN an exclusive signed 2022/23 season Swansea City football. (Please Read our T & C’s and How to Enter above) … Pumpkins at the Ready

Dawsons Hosts Coffee Morning to raise awareness and funds for Macmillan, inviting clients, local business associates, reward card partners, and solicitors to join them on 30th September 2022. and raise a staggering amount.

Dawsons Estate Agents hosted their first Property, Landlord and Investor event at the Swansea Marriott on Wednesday 5th October 2022, with local businesses and guest speaker Paul Shamplina.

When you own a property with the intention of letting it out, it may seem a little overwhelming at first with all the ‘red tape’ and regulations. Where do you find good tenants you can trust? How do you make sure you get your money on time each month? What processes do you need to follow if a tenant reports a problem? Property Managers can do all of that for you. Their job is to oversee the day to day running, and to make sure that the property meets regulations legal obligations while also keeping your tenants happy. Sound good? Here are some more reasons why you need one.

‘Agents Giving’ the charity for the property industry, works with Estate and Lettings Agents and their suppliers across the UK to encourage, support and promote their fundraising activities. Agents Giving host an annual charity ball at Epsom Downs racecourse, during which estate agents and their teams are presented with several awards relating to their charity and community work within the previous 12 months. Dawsons were lucky enough to come away from the event with two awards, one for their team fundraising and one for their Marketing and PR coordinator Naomi Webborn for her individual fundraising efforts.

It was recently announced by National Trading Standards that certain information must be included on property listings for sales and rentals. Here we answer your frequently asked questions.

Material information is defined in the Consumer Protection Regulations (CPRs) as “information which the average consumer needs, according to the context, to take an informed transactional decision”. This means any information which would impact the decision that a consumer makes in relation to the property, such as arranging a viewing, putting in an offer to purchase and proceeding with any other aspect of the process.

When you first start renting, you will normally have to give a deposit before your tenancy starts. This should be held in a deposit scheme so that when your tenancy ends, you can agree with the landlord on what will be returned.

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Flatfair and being able to offer our tenants a ‘NO DEPOSIT’ solution to renting in the Swansea and Llanelli area.