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Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 2 July

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July 7, 2012 by Tessa Shepperson

Claim formDoing up the repossession kits

One of my current projects is a re-vamp of my Do it Yourself Eviction kits on Landlord Law.  The old pdf format has served me and my customers very well, but I feel its time for a new look.

So a lot of re-writing, and also some illustrations of the forms with little arrows on them for the step by step form guidance.

I managed to make the new accelerated procedure kit live earlier this week and have started the standard procedure one.  However I then got hit by the bug which has slowed me up rather.

Your Law Store Friday

Yesterday (after a major panic when the site stopped working after the php cut out – now sorted) Gill and I started our Your Law Store Fridays where we both work on Your Law Store stuff.  The site has been shamefully neglected over the past few months – there are several products nearly ready to go – it just needs us to get down and DO them.

I think we made a pretty good start so hopefully we can launch a few things shortly.  The first is likley to be the second edition of my section 21 ebook – should be out very soon.

But enough of all this – what happened on the blog?

Monday

Housing Law – the bigger picture – the case for accreditation (1)

I continue my re-imagining of the PRS – this time looking at landlord accreditation.  Comments were not as negative as I had feared which was encouraging.  Take a look here ...

Tuesday

NLA Property Women Awards – celebrating excellence 

They’re back!  The NLA property women awards.  I have been asked to be a Judge again so I hope you will nominate lots of fabulous people for us to judge.  Read more here …

Wednesday

What can I do now my tenant has stopped paying rent?

A blog clinic question this about a landlord whose tenant has stopped paying rent.  Sadly, not an unusual situation.  Find out more here …

Thursday

Do you HAVE to have a guarantor for a student let?

Another blog clinic one – this time about guarantors and student lets.  Read more here …

Housing benefit : limits to direct payments to landlords – is it going to get worse?

There are two stories doing the rounds about direct payment to landlords – which one is true?  I don’t know.  What do you think?  Take a look here …

Friday

Ben Reeve Lewis Friday newsround #65

Bens back from Galway and on top form (although his liver is resting).  Localism and do it yourself, housing and the 99%, Bob Diamond and his millions, Rangor the Viking, not to mention the inevitable Shapps of the day – its all there.  Indulge yourself here …

 

Further reading

  •  David Lawrenson has an interesting post on institutional investment in the private rented sector
  • Property 118 says that landlords are still not getting the inventory right
  • Property Tribes popular landlords forum relaunches with a shiny new web site

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