An online estate agent called House Tree that failed to secure backing from the Dragons’ Den TV show is now offering its services as the first “no fee” agent in the UK. The company will fund itself through referral fees, meaning that sellers must use the offered conveyancing and mortgage services in order to pay nothing. House Tree, launched by Tom Harrington, tried to get funding from entrepreneurs on the BBC show in 2014 as the first pay-per viewing agent, charging £99 as an initial up-front fee, and then £35 per viewing for 12 viewings, after which viewings were free. A spokesman for House Tree, which has been operating since 2012, said: “House
An online estate agent called House Tree that failed to secure backing from the Dragons’ Den TV show is now offering its services as the first “no fee” agent in the UK. The company will fund itself through referral fees, meaning that sellers must use the offered conveyancing and mortgage services in order to pay nothing. A spokesman for House Tree, which has been operating since 2012, said: “House