Free Content on the Landlord Law Site
Landlord Law is essentially a paid-for subscription service, but that does not mean that there is not a lot of useful help and guidance you will find here free of charge!
Here is a list of the main items:
These are lists of Tessa’s ‘Ten Top Tips’ on various landlord and tenant law related issues, written from the point of view of landlords (although they will also be useful for letting agents and tenants).
We have a ‘quick guide’ to each of the ten Topics on Landlord Law.
Find them via the index here.
‘Trails’ are online guidance sections where you navigate towards the answer to your issue by answering questions ‘yes’ or ‘no’. We have a number of trails – if you are a non member you can read the first page of all of them, but the following are free to use:
- The Tenancy Trail – find out what tenancy type you have (essential as many rights and obligations depend on the tenancy type involved)
- Which Tenancy Agreement? – check which type of tenancy agreement you should be using for your tenancy.
- Which Possession Proceedings? make sure you don’t waste time and money but using the wrong procedure to evict your tenant
Confused by landlords’ insurance policies? Not sure how to get the best deal?
Check out our detailed insurance mini-course – developed in association with Alan Boswell Group.
This is a page setting out the main landlord and tenant related scams and frauds that we are aware of.
If you are aware of any scams which are not included please let us know.
This has regular posts on:
- Critical legal updates – important changes to the law that will affect you as a landlord
- Training events for members and non-members, and
- New Content on the site
Every Tuesday (apart from over the Christmas period) we sent out a ‘weekly bulletin’ with news and updates.
In most issues, we open up part of the Landlord Law site for non-members to read. So if you want to sample some of our content – subscribing to the Bulletin is a good idea.
We also feature a ‘weekly video’ but this not always a Landlord Law video – often we will feature free videos found elsewhere, for example on You Tube.
The bulletin is a totally free service so if you are involved in the Private Rented Sector it is well worth signing up (and you get a Free Ebook).
Social Media content
You can also find Landlord Law content, in particular, the News Blog posts, via social media:
Check out the FREE content on the Landlord Law website! #landlordlaw
The Free content is good but the paid for content is better!
