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HMO Law and Practice

1 Day Workshop with solicitor David Smith

Watch David Smith's introduction to our previous workshop where he discusses HMOs generally

Did you know: A property is normally an HMO if there are three or more unrelated tenants - whether or not it requires licensing

This workshop is sponsored by Anthony Gold Solicitors

A one day course for Landlords & Letting Agents

WARNING: There are only limited places available so if you want to attend early booking is recommended

What are workshops?

Our workshops are small classes (generally between 10-20 attendees) where the trainer is able to give more focused and detailed training on specific issues.
As the classes are small, there is much more scope for discussion and interaction, both within the group and with the trainer. People generally find them very rewarding.

Our Workshop Program

Topics covered will include – The definition of an HMO, what is licensable and what is not, additional and selective licensing, making the application, understanding standards, HMOs and planning permission, HMOs and council tax. Includes all recent and forthcoming legal changes.

Topics covered will include – Doing the required works, HMO Management Regulations, tenancies and licences, dealing with occupation agreements, Tenants rights outside the HMO regime, buying and selling, how to manage the licence and tenancies, changes, variations and renewals, what to do if it all goes wrong

About David Smith

David is a solicitor and partner with the well known housing law firm Anthony Gold, and also policy director for the RLA. He is an acknowledged expert on HMOs and tenancy deposit issues in particular (having published books on both topics), and an experienced trainer and speaker.

Venue Details

This workshop will take place in offices of Anthony Gold (who are sponsoring this event) which are very conveniently located close to London Bridge Railway station – with excellent rail connections to South London, and the southern counties. London Bridge is also on the Jubilee and Northern Line.

Facilities will include:

After the workshop:

You will be sent our CPD Certificate via email and Landlord Law members will be paid 100 Landlord Law points

Feedback from previous delegates:

"Concise, accurate and up to date information"

Mark Moscrop

Letting Agent

"David went through a very difficult subject area and made is interesting and understandable"

John Coyne

Landlord

"An excellent course packed full of information and delivered with David's usual charm and wit."

Tracey Fisher

Letting Agent

"Confident presentor with the ability to deliver a complex subject area in understandable bite size pieces"

John Curtis

Landlord

How to Book your place

Click the big button below – this will take you to the 'shopping cart' item
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Make payment online by credit / debit card or paypal
Landlord Law 'Business Level' members will get a 10% discount so long as they are logged in at the time of purchase
You will receive a VAT receipt and confirmation of your booking via email

Price

£198 (£165 + VAT)

Terms and Conditions Apply

Contact Details

Cancellations and Refunds

If you find you are no longer able to attend we will give a full refund provided you let us know within 14 days of the date of booking, and provided that the cancellation is not within the last 14 days before the course date.

In view of the financial commitments we will have to make to the venue we will only give refunds for cancellations during the final 14 days before the course date, at our discretion.

Finally please note that if payment is not made within 14 days of invoice or within 14 days of the course date (whichever is the earlier) we reserve the right to cancel your booking and allocate your place to another delegate, after giving you not less than 24 hours notice.

NB This does not affect your statutory rights.