Well, here we all are in our homes, unable to go out (much) for what is likely to be a considerable period of time. Let's take a look at all this from a landlord and tenant law perspective (as at … [Read more...]
Landlords and the Coronavirus Emergency – keeping records
A series of posts giving advice and guidance to private residential landlords during this coronavirus emergency period. 1 The Importance of Keeping Records I am making this the first post in this … [Read more...]
Landlord Law Webinar on Coronavirus and what Landlords need to Know
This is the recording of my webinar yesterday (24 March. 2020) with John Stewart of the NRLA. The comments by both John and myself are based on a combination of government guidance (where it … [Read more...]
Tessa Shepperson Newsround #139
Well!! What a weak it has been! I do hope all readers are well and hopefully coronavirus free. We have to keep washing our hands. The Coronavirus Legislation The government is rushing through new … [Read more...]
Joint Landlord Law / NRLA webinar on Coronavirus for landlords
I will be speaking to John Stewart of the National Residential Landlords Association on Tuesday 24 March at 10.30 am in a live webinar when we will be discussing what landlords need to do in these … [Read more...]
Can a guarantor be liable if the rent increased after he signed the guarantee?
Here is a question to the blog clinic from Carol (not her real name) whose uncle is a guarantor: My Uncle agreed to act as rent guarantor for my Sister and signed a 'Rent Guarantor Form'. Unknown … [Read more...]