Twitter Tips
Reading an article about twitter this morning, I suddenly thought ‘Why not have some special tips accounts? One for landlords and one for tenants?’ Well, not being one to mess
The Landlord Law Blog
Interesting posts on residential landlord & tenant law and practice In England & Wales UK
My Services
This blog is my personal blog, but I also run several business services.
Landlord Law:
This is the most important of my various services and is an online information service and membership site for residential landlords. Services include information, documents, regular training and a members forum where I answer questions. Find out more about the Landlord Law membership services here.
The company Landlord Law Services Ltd also runs various training events throughout the year, and sells online kits, ebooks and documents. Find out more from the Landlord Law Shop here.
Other services:
- The Renters Guide – this is a largely free service for tenants and other renters
- The Lodger Landlord – this is a free information service for people renting a room in their home to lodgers
- Your Law Store – this is a small e-commerce site selling mostly lodger and related forms.
Find out more about my services from the various posts below:
VAT changes – how these are being dealt with on the Landlord-Law site
Mr Darling’s reduction of the VAT rate to 15% from 17.5% has created a bit of a headache for myself and doubtless lots of other UK traders. This blog seems
Student lettings – new agreements on Landlord-Law
I am just finishing a fairly long running project (about 2 months) to develop some new special tenancy agreements for student lets, for my Landlord-Law site. Developed initially in response
Saving pdf tenancy agreements and forms
The Landlord-Law tenancy agreements are all in pdf format. This has always been the case, for a number of reasons. Most people can access and use pdfs whatever sort of
Credit Unions and Local Housing Allowance
As I have written about before, Credit Unions can provide a useful service to tenants who want their Local Housing Allowance payments to go direct to their landlords. Many tenants
Thank goodness for Geograph
When I upgraded up web-site recently I left reviewing the Local Authority Directory for a later date. This is a very large section of the site, which covers all local
The future is orange
If you visit Landlord-Law today, particularly if you have not been there for a while, you will find that it has become rather, well, bright! We have had a bit
The Rent Arrears Action Plan
In view of the current financial situation, I have added a new members only service to my Landlord-Law site, a Rent Arrears Action Plan. This is in five parts (the
More on the new tenancy agreements
Still working on the new plain English tenancy agreements for Landlord-Law. I had a fair few responses to my consultation and the responses were (one the whole) gratifyingly positive. No-one
Plain English tenancy agreements
I haven’t been writing much in the blog recently because I have been doing a lot of other stuff. One the main things I have been concentrating on recently is
Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose
I did my Q&A this morning, something I do every other Sunday morning, and which see I wrote about nearly a year ago on this blog. I always get far
Help for tenants with tenancy deposit protection claims
I read a news report recently which said that about 97% of all landlords holding deposits have not yet joined one of the government authorised tenancy deposit schemes. Although one
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