If you want something to do other than vote on 8th June and if you are in the Staffordshire area, you should go along to the North Staffordshire Landlord Conference to be held at Kings Hall in Stoke on Trent, where I am speaking.
Its the first time there has been a North Staffordshire Landlords Conference. I’m doing two talks (on setting up a tenancy and an update on legislation) and there are also talks on eviction, cannabis farms, tax and financial issues and a Local Authority panel.
Tickets are only £25 and you can get them online here.
But what happened on the blog last week?
Monday
Can agents claim commission for another year when the landlord wants the tenants to leave?
An interesting question from a landlord which was asked to my blog clinic.
Tuesday
Do tenants have any redress for deceptive and misleading break clauses?
These issues raise the importance of understanding your tenancy agreement
Wednesday
Tenancy Agreements 33 days of tips – Day 20 – Business Use
Part of my tenancy agreement series here we look at business use within a rented property
Thursday
Landlord Law Conference 2017 photos of the event
A vast array of photos taken from our very successful Landlord Law conference last week
Friday
Tessa Shepperson Newsround #15
I look at some housing news that has caught my eye this week
Further Reading
- Wealthy investors are now investing in Student Housing
- A crowdfunding campaign is launched to check the spread of right to rent checks
- Pain Smith look at money laundering
- Book your place on the North Staffordshire Landlords Conference here
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