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Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 31 March

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April 5, 2014 by Tessa Shepperson

white-coffee-200The first part of the week was coming down from the Conference.  The second part of the week for me was dominated by doing the podcast with Alan Ward.

I am using a new system called webinarjam which is based on Google Hangouts.  Needless to say 20 minutes before we were due to start my PC crashed and I had to use my macbook.

So that put me on the wrong foot and I was a bit rubbish – Alan of course was superb and gave a really interesting interview.

I have also signed up to a new system (called Libsyn) for hosting the podcasts as feedburner is a bit limited, so I have also had to get my head around that – setting it up and changing my feed in iTunes etc.

Its a good system though with some interesting features – watch this space!

But what happened on the blog?

Monday

Essential Legal Points for Landlords #landlordlawessentials

Looking to the future, this is about some services we have for people who want to learn more about the legal side of renting property.  Find out more here …

Tuesday

Photos from the Landlord Law Conference #lllconf

I was so excited to get the photos from our brilliant photographer Phil Smithies – they really capture the feeling of the day.  Take a look at them here …

Wednesday

Tenancy Deposit Issues when buying a property with a tenant in situ

This is a blog clinic question and is a problem that probably often happens when you buy an investment property with a sitting tenant.  Find out more here …

Thursday

Can this landlord make a claim against the court for a botched eviction?

I bet a lot of landlords say this.  See what I had to say about it here …

Alan Ward of the RLA – the Landlord Law Live Interview #landlordlawlive

This is the audio podcast I created from the live interview that took place with  Alan.  Alan had some interesting things to say and I highly recommend that you listen to the podcast.  FInd it here …

Friday

Ben Reeve Lewis Friday Newsround #148

Ben is looking around for a stab vest, while musing on million dollar studio flats, bad landlords and Councillors working up to the election.  Read it all here …

 

Further reading

  • Worrying news that new costs rules will make after the event insurance policies unworkable for claims against the police
  • A career criminal guts a flat – one reason why careful tenant vetting is a good idea …
  • Is fining property owners for leaving property empty a good idea?  The Guardian asks for your vote …
  • Take a look at the Landlord Law Conference 2014 photo show in flickr (not reading exactly although you can read the captions)

 

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