The Landlord & Buy to Let Show

Written on September 8, 2010 by Tessa Shepperson in Event

Just a short note to say that I will be speaking today at the Landlord & Buy to Let Show at Olympia in London.

My slot will be at 12.45, and I will be speaking at the letting agents “theatre” on points of law and practice. I hope to be covering a bit of agency law, some information about tenancy agreements, some points on tenancy deposits, the Foxtons case, and answer any questions.

So if you are an agent and just happen to be at Olympia tomorrow at 12.45, I hope you will drop in! It will be in Seminar Room 2.

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