Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 2nd July

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July 7, 2018 by Tessa Shepperson

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But in the meantime – what happened on the blog last week?

Monday

Do letting agents owe a duty of care to tenants?

I look into what the possible impact will be next year when the Tenant Fees Bill comes into force

Tuesday

Why the real rogue landlords are all about the money

Read part 2 of Enforcement Officer, Ben Reeve Lewis’ series on criminal landlords

Wednesday

The six most important elements of a tenancy or lease

Read part 7 of my ‘Foundations of landlord and tenant law’ series

Thursday

How can letters of administration be issued if you are unable to obtain access to carry out a valuation of property owned?

A question asked in my Fast Track Blog Clinic this week

Friday

Tessa Shepperson Newsround #57

There is never any shortage of housing news these days, see what caught my eye this week

Further Reading

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