Will Landlords stick with current Letting Agents or look elsewhere?

This infographic takes a look at whether or not Landlords will stick with their current Letting Agent due to the proposed fees ban.
So, who will stay and who will look elsewhere?

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Where Will All The Landlords Go, An Infographic

 

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