One of the most important, yet overlooked, areas when working with UK property introducers is compliance. While introducers are not estate agents, they are still bound by rules to ensure they act fairly, transparently, and legally.
Here are the key compliance points investors must understand:
FCA Regulation: Property introducers should never claim to offer financial advice or guarantees. Their role is to connect, not to advise.
Transparency of Fees: A compliant introducer must disclose how they are paid—whether by investors, developers, or sourcing agents.
AML Requirements: Anti-Money Laundering checks are a standard part of the property industry. Reputable introducers will have processes in place.
GDPR and Data Protection: Any introducer handling your data must comply with UK GDPR laws.
Contracts and Agreements: Clear written agreements should be in place, outlining the introducer’s role and responsibilities.
For investors, compliance is a form of protection. It ensures introducers remain professional, trustworthy, and accountable. Choosing introducers who cut corners or overpromise exposes you to risk.
👉 At Primeproperty 365, we act as fully transparent UK property introducers
