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The Lockdown Learning Project for Landlords

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April 1, 2020 by Tessa Shepperson

Lockdown LearningAre you bored and fed up, stuck at home during the coronavirus lockdown?

If so – why not join our Lockdown Learning Project?

Every week we will be featuring a free or low cost training course.

  • Some will be online video courses
  • Some will be primarily text-based – perhaps with a few videos or audios
  • A few will carry CPD

They will all be made available via our Lockdown Learning page.  Every Wednesday the page will be updated to feature a new course.

The previous weeks’ course will then either become unavailable as a free course or will revert to its proper price.

The courses will cover different aspects of landlord and tenant law and practice.

All we ask is that you respect the courses’ copyright and make a donation to one of the featured charities on the page.

NB Although the project refers to landlords, the training is, of course, open to anyone who is interested in the subject matter – including agents and advisers.

Click here for the Lockdown Learning Project page

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  1. Siobhan Broome says

    April 2, 2020 at 7:18 pm

    I have a tenant leaving and a new tenant moving in, unable to get anyone to carry out an EPC due to Covid-19. I am able to let the property without an EPC.

    • Tessa Shepperson says

      April 2, 2020 at 7:37 pm

      So far as I am aware it looks as if landlords can serve an EPC after the tenants have moved in without prejudicing your right to use section 21. However, this is not (under the law as it now stands) the case for gas safety certificates.

      It is true that it is an offence not to serve an EPC with a fine of up to £2k but I would be surprised in the circumstances if Local Authorities were to enforce this. But make sure you keep proper records of everything. As discussed in this article: https://landlordlawblog.co.uk/2020/03/26/landlords-coronavirus-emergency-keeping-records/

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