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Relocation Agent Network Q&A Series - Q8 How can RAN help other Agents?

Nick Thring, Director, Duncan Yeardley

Agents uncertain about whether RAN membership was right for them lacked a peer perspective from an established member who could speak honestly about the cost-benefit decision.

In this Q8 instalment of the RAN Q&A Series, Nick Thring of Duncan Yeardley addresses estate agents who are on the fence about joining the Relocation Agent Network. Drawing on his own firm's membership experience, Nick offers direct, practical advice: quality-focused independent agents should not delay. He explains that the agents who gain most from RAN are those who already operate to high service standards — making the network a natural fit for firms like Duncan Yeardley. Nick also highlights the opportunity cost of waiting: because RAN membership is exclusive by area, referrals that could be coming to a firm are instead flowing to whatever competitor holds the local membership. His advice is characteristically direct and grounded in lived experience.

Key points

My advice is simple: if you're an independent agent who takes service seriously, don't wait. The agents who benefit most from RAN are the ones who are already committed to doing things properly — and that's exactly who RAN is designed for. The longer you leave it, the longer you're missing out on referrals that are going to someone else in your area.

Nick Thring, Director, Duncan Yeardley

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