Help for landlords includes:

• Our New landlords guide
• A wide selection of tenancy agreements and guide
• Our rent arrears action plan - help from day one
• Do-it-yourself kits, or use our
• Fixed fee repossession service

How Landlord-Law can help you:

Whether you are a new or an experienced landlord, a tenant, agent or advisor, you can use Landlord-Law to:

• Read free tips, and find answers to your problems
• Download assured shorthold tenancy agreements, eviction notices, letters & forms
• Save money eg on agents and solicitors fees
• Use the service at times convenient to you
• Keep up to date with legal changes

Services for tenants

We are not just for landlords! We have a very large tenants information section, including free tips and information on:

• Signing up for a property
• Tenancy agreements
• Deposits and disrepair - your rights
• Harassment and eviction ...

Services for Advisors
We have many housing advisors and solicitor members. For example, see:

• Our FAQ and articles
• Precedent documents
• Do-it-yourself kits
• Housing law cases
• Members discussion forum
• Updating newsletter

Testimonials

Yvette Newbury, landlord: "Your website gives me the courage to do things by myself"
James Pibworth, Landlord: "Great site, great advice, great downloads! I especially like the Q&A."
Andrew Gullett, Solicitor: "The service that you provide is excellent for all property professionals"

Services for Agents
Many letting agents use Landlord-Law, for example for our:

• Tenancy agreements (a massive selection, including common law)
• Eviction notices and forms
• Online legal information
• Discussion forum for tricky questions

Keep up to date with our monthly newsletter!

• Monthly tips
• Legal / housing news
• Whats new on Landlord-Law
• Special offers
• Whats new on the members forum

About Landlord-Law

Written and run by Tessa Shepperson:

• A qualified, independent, solicitor
• Author of well known landlord and tenant books, published by Lawpack
• Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
• Read our Mission Statement

Q & A : Tessa answers readers questions:

Q: I have a tenant in prison. I want to evict but do not know which prison he is in ...
Q: I applied to rent, but as soon as they find out I am 69 and disabled, they say I have to have a guarantor ...
Q: I was very unhappy with the level of service supplied by my letting agent ...  

Want advice on your specific landlord and tenant problem?

See our:

• Question and Answers page
• Members discussion forum
• Fixed fee advice service