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Tessa Shepperson of Landlord Law is an accredited trainer with the
Property Investors Bureau.
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Legal help, services and support for private residential landlords
Over the past few years we have been developing a number of kits. These focus on a specific issue, such as property inspections, access, damp etc and provides detailed guidance and information.
Most kits are now an integral part of the Landlord Law membership. A few of these are also available for sale to non-members.
So far as the kits currently available are concerned:
A few kits have been withdrawn from sale as they will need to be updated to comply with the forthcoming Renters Rights Bill, but we give a link to the kits below for people who have purchased access the past.
See below for links to the kit page and/or purchase page.
An essential kit which will help you carry out an ‘audit’ of your properties and property business, ensuring that you are compliant with the law.
It is available to all Landlord Law members as part of their membership but is also available for sale as a separate product,
This kit has been withdrawn from sale as it will need to be amended once the Renters Rights Bill comes into force.
However, past purchasers and current Landlord Law members can access it via the link below
This is probably our most popular kit. It gives detailed guidance on how to prepare for and deal with property inspections.
Cost is from £40, although the kit is available free of charge to all Landlord Law Members.
This Kit, based on two training webinars with EHO Paul FitzGerald, is currently only available to Business Level Landlord Law members.
It gives detailed guidance on how to deal with damp issues in your rented property.
This Kit, based on training with expert Sarah Bradley, is currently only available to Business Level Landlord Law members.
It details the legal obligations that landlords need to comply with when dealing with and transporting waste.
Available just to Landlord Law members (both Basic and Business level members) this Kit looks at the law and rules which apply if the landlord or the tenant die during a tenancy.
This kit refers extensively to section 21 which is due to be abolished when the Renters Reform Bill becomes law. We have therefore removed it from sale although it is still available to view by customers who have bought it. We will be updating it when the new law comes into force.
This kit is to help landlords who have failed to protect the tenant’s deposit and now need to evict.
Guidance on how to get access when your tenants refuse. Includes guidance on obtaining a county court injunction.
This is a large and detailed kit. A new version has now been completed and is available to Landlord Law members only.
Landlord Law Members click here for the kit »
However, the original kit is still available for those who have purchased access in the past.
This kit is no longer available for sale.
If you have already purchased the kit, though, you will find it via the link below:
Landlord Law members will find extensive guidance in our article Helping Tenants in Arrears of Rent.
Large landlords and letting agents who wish to train a member of staff to provide rent arrears support should enrol them on this course from Julie Ford.
Tessa Shepperson of Landlord Law is an accredited trainer with the
Property Investors Bureau.
Associated website: