If so - your property may well be classed as a ‘house in multiple occupation’ (HMO). If it is - do you know the special rules which apply to HMOs? Or the penalties that apply if you fail to comply … [Read more...]

We have run a traditional Landlord Law Conference every year since 2013 and in January of this year, we had no reason to think that 2020 would be any different. The hotel had been booked since the … [Read more...]

Renting property to tenants is heavily regulated and landlords have to know and understand the law. This does not mean that you need to be a lawyer to be a landlord. However, it helps if you … [Read more...]

Anyone in London who is interested in the private rented sector, may be interested in a forum event being put on at University College London on 30 August. They tell me We are hoping to attract a … [Read more...]

I was invited to attend the ARLA Conference yesterday at Excel London which was very impressive.  Over 1,000 delegates were there so they are obviously doing something right! I was sitting next to … [Read more...]

An article by Sue Lukes. A Byzantine System Speaking to the Landlord Law Conference this year I was struck by how many people now need to understand more about the workings of the immigration … [Read more...]