Central Bedfordshire and National Landlords Association Landlords Forum

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Date                9th November 2015

Time                6:pm to 8:30pm

Venue             

Central Bedfordshire Council Watling House, High Street North, Dunstable LU6 1LF

AGENDA ITEMS                      

  •  Let’s Rent Scheme! Working with Private Landlords
  • Gas and Electrical safety in rented accommodation.
  • The presentation will look at the landlords duty of care & legal requirements for Gas & Electrical systems & appliances in their rented properties and also CO and smoke alarms
  • The Deregulation Act  – Following the Deregulation Act, this presentation with give an update on the matters affecting landlords, including the changes & rules for tenancy deposits, ‘retaliatory’ & ‘revenge’ evictions, and ending an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. 
  • Funding and Energy Efficiency          

 If you would like to attend this forum please email me daniel.bourke@belvoirlettings.com

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