The problem – how to evict your tenant You have decided you need to evict your tenant. But you don’t have a lot of money to pay solicitors fees. Maybe your tenant is failing to pay rent and this is making life difficult for you. Once you get your property back you know you can…
Many of you will be aware that over the past year my web designer and I have been building a new Landlord Law site. I am pleased to announce that this is now live! I hope you will all hop on over and visit the new site. I have tried to cover most of the…
Landlord Law II Many of you will be aware that my web designer and I are in the process of developing a new Landlord Law site. The current site was originally developed by my web designer Gill Bishop in 2001, and although it has served me very well, it is getting a bit old and…
Announcing a new Landlord Law service : www.tenancydepositclaim.com. About the tenancy deposits scheme Since April 2007 landlords have been required to protect tenants deposits (for ASTs) in one of the three government authorised tenancy deposit schemes. This has largely infuriated landlords but there are a number of good reasons for it: The deposit money belongs…
Are your tenants giving you a headache? If your tenants are running up arrears of rent and you don’t know what to do about it – here is the answer. My new FREE >> seven day email course! The Rent Arrears Seven Day Course from Landlord Law (and its free!) The course is a series…
Today I have added another page to the Landlord Law Blog. This is the services page (which you can see on the orange navigation bar above), and it outlines some of the ‘one to one’ services which I offer to the public on residential landlord and tenant law. However as much of my time is…
When I went down to London recently and met with J of Nearly Legal, he took me to task for not having re-instated my blog roll. Quite right too. However as the home page is looking a bit crowded I have decided to give a whole page for resources, which you can now see via…
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