I look at inventories and what they are used for. Running time is 4.58 minutes.
A larger version with links to relevant content can be viewed by +Plus members of Landlord Law >> here.
Paperwork – tenancy agreements
This weeks video is on something every landlord needs – tenancy agreements. It has some top tips for you and also a special offer. The running time is 9.15 minutes. Remember that a larger version with links to relevant content can be viewed by +Plus members of Landlord Law >> here.
Paperwork – deeds of guarantee
IF you are worried that a prospective tenant will not be able to pay rent, a guarantee is often a good idea. Find out a bit more about them here. Running time is 7.41 minutes. Remember that a larger version with links to relevant content can be viewed by +Plus members of Landlord Law >>…
Paperwork – tenant information forms
Tenant information forms are what you get your tenant to complete when they apply to rent one of your properties. But they can do more than just record information …
Paperwork – introduction
We start a new series this week, on paperwork. This is an introduction to the series. As usual, click on it to start and then again to stop it running. If you are a +Plus Landlord Law member you will find a larger sized version >> here.
Increasing rent – part 7
This final part of the increasing rent series is a discussion between Tessa Shepperson and Ben Reeve Lewis.
Increasing rent – part 6
This video is on increasing rent for common law tenancies, ie those which are not regulated by the Housing Act 1988 or the Rent Act 1977
Increasing rent – part 5
The fifth video in this series is on increasing rent for protected tenancies and is 5.52 minutes long. Click on it to start it and again to stop. A larger sized version can be found here by +Plus members of Landlord Law >> here together with links to relevant content.
Increasing rent – part 4
Looking at increasing rent by a rent review clause in the tenancy agreement
Increasing rent – part 3
The third part of the increasing rent series – this one is on the statutory notice procedure.
