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Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 12 January

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January 17, 2015 by Tessa Shepperson

Photo by Jean-Pol GRANDMONTI can’t think where this week has gone to, it seems only a minute or two ago that I was doing last week’s roundup.

I have been doing quite a lot of promotional stuff this week.

For example did you know that there are seven free things you can use on Landlord Law – without having to be a member?

I have also been doing some quite neat little cartoon style videos for some of the other pages – like this one.

But enough of that.  What happened on the blog this week?

Monday

Five Cost Effective Ways you can Learn to be a Landlord

This weeks theme post, all about how you can learn how to be a landlord without it costing you much money.  Read it all here …

Government seeks views of Welsh Landlords on Licensing

This is about the government consultation for the new licensing scheme coming in later this year.  If you manage rented property in Wales you need to read this, here …

Tuesday

Do tenants own the property they rent?

This one has caused a bit of a stir and at the time of writing has 32 comments.  Why not read it and add your own comments – here …

Wednesday

What would happen if the Private Rented Sector shrunk by 50%

Say if landlords all call it a day if rent control is brought in?  A speculative post by Ben, read it here …

Thursday

Can this landlord evict his tenants under a contractual agreement to evict under short notice?

Well what do you think?  See my answer here …

Friday

Ben Reeve Lewis Friday Newsround #187

Ben visits both ends of the spectrum and reads newspapers over people shoulders.  There is a bit of housing news too – read it here …

 

Further reading

  • Interesting thread on Property Tribes where David Smith advises on double rent when tenants leave early
  • A post I wrote for the Landlord Visions blog on tricky issues for landlords
  • Revolting story about a property developer boasting that a luxury development being sold to foreigners has no social housing
  • Another disgusting story about how social housing sold under right to buy is being sold onto private landlord

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