Things are starting to move with our Easy Law Training service – not only do we have our conference coming along nicely for the 15 March – we are also moving forward with our social housing side.
At the moment we have three trainers –
- Ben who has a huge selection of courses >> here,
- Sue Lukes the queen of eligibility >> here and
- John Murray who can cover most leasehold and ASB issues (and in face much more) >> here
However it looks like we will soon be in a position to offer training on benefit and welfare issues, and maybe a few other bits and bobs. I’ll keep you posted.
But what happened on the blog?
Monday
Arrangements for rental to student daughter with lodger
A not uncommon arrangement this. In answer to a blog clinic questions, I discuss the best way to do it. Find out more here …
Tuesday
Landlord Law Conference sponsors – ARLA
We were thrilled when ARLA agreed to be one of our conference sponsors (along with the lead sponsor TDS) – find out a bit more about them here …
Wednesday
When a tenant keeps cancelling viewings
Another blog clinic question, another landlord struggling to carry out viewings. What can they do? Some suggestions here …
Thursday
Is the concept of ‘intentional homelessness’ incompatible with human rights?
Samir has been speaking to foreign lawyers, who are shocked the ‘intentional homelessness’ rule which allows local authorities to refuse to rehouse. Is it, he demands, against human rights? See what people commenting said here …
Friday
Ben Reeve Lewis Friday newsround #94
Ben is talking about the Bedroom tax this week – could it bring down the government? See here …
Further reading
- A great article from Penny Andserson in the Guardian on bedroom tax
- Interesting article about the forthcoming Court of Appeal decision on Johnson v. Old on the definition of a deposit
- Read about my new free e course for tenants, and
- The launch of a new property fraud hotline at the Land Registry
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