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Things are getting tougher and tougher for landlords. Despite Brexit, the Government is continually bringing in new rules and regulations – with more...
Refunding Deposit money re section21 – Landlord...
What can you do if your tenant refuses to cash a cheque refunding their deposit so you can serve a section 21 notice?
Does it mean you can’t serve your notice, ever?
Today’s video...
Retaliatory Eviction – Legal update training for...
Watch a 10 minute clip of specialist housing barrister Sam Mdage-Wyld explaining retaliatory eviction, taken from the Legal Update Online Video Course (NB special 50% reduction offer ending tomorrow,
Data Protection Rules Training...
How long do you need to keep ‘right to rent’ data in order to defend yourself against prosecution?
Are you at risk if you destroy your copy documents?
You will find it on this page...
Superstike – Deposit Protection rules reminder...
Landlords up and down the country will (or should) be celebrating the demise of the ridiculous rules we have all had to put up with following the Court of Appeal decision in the Superstrike case.
Landlords rejoice as Superstrike problems are no more!!
Landlords up and down the country will (or should) be celebrating the demise of the ridiculous rules we have all had to put up with following the Court of Appeal decision in the Superstrike case. ...
Tenants Refusing Access for Gas Safety Inspections –...
A couple of months ago I created a survey of Landlord Law members to identify what the levels of interest might be for a legal help kit on what to do if a tenant refuses access for Gages Safety...
Tenancy agreements – At the end of the fixed term...
All good things come to an end – and in due course your tenancy agreement’s fixed term will end too.
What happens then?
When the fixed term ends
Some people assume that the tenancy will end...
Tenancy agreements – Adapting tenancy agreement...
So you have got your tenancy agreement and read it through. You are happy with most of it but there are just one or two things you don’t like.
Is it all right for you to change them?
Tenancy agreements – Essential information...
So you have sourced your ideal tenancy agreement and have found a suitable tenant. Lets take a look at the information you need to put in your tenancy agreement.
The property
It sounds obvious...