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Our Landlords Guide

Being a landlord can be quite complicated, with numerous rules and regulations that need to be followed, tenancy agreements to deal with and, of course, potential issues with tenants.

For this reason, we thought that new and experienced landlords alike could benefit from a complete guide to tenancies - so we put one together.

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A residential landlord's guide to tenancies

Our guide includes everything you need to know from getting started, to dealing with tenancy issues and ending a tenancy.

Did we mention that it's completely free?

Download your copy here.

Landlord advice solicitors

If, after reading the guide, you have any questions or would like to speak to a bright Landlord & Tenant specialist; you can do so using the contact information below.

We offer a free initial chat to all new clients.

You can call us on 01202 499255, or fill in the form at the top of this page to speak to us.

Our Expertise

We can help you with:

Tenancy agreements
Rent deposits
Rent arrears
Evicting a tenant
Section 21 and Section 8 Notices

For a more detailed overview of our services, you can speak to one of our solicitors on 01202 499255.

What our clients say about us

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Corporate Commercial Client
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