Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 12th October

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October 18, 2020 by Tessa Shepperson

A full week of posts last week. Here is the roundup:

Monday

Is this tenant entitled to remain in the property after giving notice to quit by text?

My Blog Clinic Fast Track received this question from a tenant last week, read my advice to him

Tuesday

Do you ‘rent to rent’?

Learn more about ‘rent to rent’ arrangements, why not attend our online ‘Rent to Rent Training Day‘?

Wednesday

Reflections on the Tyler v. Carr ‘No DSS’ case

I review the comments from landlords and agents following our webinar

Thursday

Landlord Law Legal Cases are now Free

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Friday

Tessa Shepperson Newsround #167

Another Newsround with no shortage of housing news with many differing topics

Further Reading

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