We had a great workshop on Thursday with the wonderful Robert Brown talking about Block Management. Spoiled only by a duck flying into the window (yes it really happened).
We are now taking bookings for two more (hopefully duckless) workshops, with the equally wonderful David Smith. The first is his ever-popular workshop on HMO Law and Practice which will take place on 27 October at the Cambridge Belfry Hotel in Cambourne with its ginormous free car park.
The second will be on the somewhat scary topic of Consumer Law (scary as most landlords know nothing about it and it can carry fierce penalties) which will be held in the lovely Assembly House in Norwich on 8 December.
But what happened on the blog last week?
Monday
A warning to landlords looking to run their property through a limited company
I take a different look at taxation on properties and talk about consumer law
Tuesday
How can tenants deal with property repairs when letting agents refuse to do anything?
A question asked by a tenant in my Blog Clinic this week – raising an issue that can be very frustrating for tenants
Wednesday
Should law and justice be free? Part 3: Our Complex System
I continue my series on our legal system
Thursday
How can I evict my tenant’s wife when she is not a tenant?
A question asked in my Blog Clinic this week – which could happen quite easily to any landlord
Friday
Tessa Shepperson Newsround #23
I look at whats been happening in the housing news this week, even a bit of good news for a change!
Further Reading
- Former letting agent ordered to pay a confiscation order of over £1m made under the Proceeds of Crime Act
- How most Grenfell Residents are still living in hotels – no life for a child
- Better off areas to be asked to build up to 40% my houses
- See my legal update series on Property 118
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