Property Tribes interview with HMO Landlady

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March 19, 2013 by Tessa Shepperson

A great interview with Serena Thompson, HMO Landlady at the recent Landlord Law Conference from Property Tribes.

Here is the link referred to in the video: Serena’s book

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Mark Alexander says

March 21, 2013 at 7:58 am

Hi Tessa

I have watched all the video’s that Vanessa Warwick from Property Tribes recorded on the day. All very interesting and great to see so many familiar faces at your event. I’m gutted I couldn’t make it. Count me in for next year, I know there’s nothing confirmed in terms of you running another but judging from the feedback you really must.

Congratulations, I know from personal experience how much effort goes into pulling everything together to make event like this a success.
Tessa Shepperson says

March 21, 2013 at 8:13 am

It is very likely that we will be doing another one Mark, so avoid going away on holiday in March …

However for everyone who could not make it, we had the whole event filmed and will be putting out a ‘conference course’ soon.

Hopefully we will be able to get this done shortly – I am due to go and see the film company today to look at what we have.

Quite a bit of the editing has been done, but it is a long job as they were filming all day!

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