Landlord Law Services for Landlords

Landlord Law is (as its name suggests) primarily a service for landlords – private residential landlords in England and Wales only (as opposed to landlords of property outside England & Wales, social housing landlords, or landlords of commercial property).  

Over the years thousands of landlords have saved thousands of pounds by using Landlord Law to help them manage their properties and comply with the law.

Here are some of the main services:

• Our Audit Kit – follow this kit to make sure you are compliant with the law.  We recommend all new landlords to do this first, immediately after joining.
• Information – there are now so many rules and regulations you have to comply with.  You need somewhere giving reliable information about what your obligations are and what you are supposed to do.  We have numerous articles, legal FAQ and our unique Q&A  ‘trails’ to give you the information you need.
• Checklists – makes sure you don’t miss any important steps by following our detailed checklist guides
• Documents – from tenancy agreements to possession notices you need to have proper legally valid documentation for your tenancies.  All our documents are professionally drafted and (where this is possible) in a plain English style so you – and your tenants – you can understand them
• Eviction Guide – hundreds if not thousands of landlords have used our step by step guide to save money on solicitors’ fees.
• Updates – our weekly bulletin will keep you updated on changes in the law together with our ‘critical legal information’ news posts
• Training – things are changing all the time.  We have regular monthly ‘members only’ training webinars from experts (often housing barristers).  Business level members will also be able to view the recordings of past training webinars
• Training event discounts – logged in Landlord Law members get automatic discounts when purchasing places for training workshops and our annual Conference.
• One to one – discuss problems and seek guidance on our members’ forum area or purchase 1/2 hour telephone advice with a specialist housing solicitor.