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Always put things in writing!

If you choose not to have a deposit as a landlord is that ok? Also if the tenancy agreement doesn't mention a deposit is that also fine? If you need to serve a section 21?

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How DISHONEST! Landlords are buying CASH!

Is there a video specific to Scotland?

147 views a 1 thumbs up, are you legally operating 🤣🤣

To dislike a video on how to help people in our community is crazy. I love that fact that there is recognition on these issues, and we should be supporting everyone.

i love my student debt being a "great income" for this guy lol

Excellent video. I fully recommend the factual advice. There’s lots of experts that state not to ventilate when “damp” outside which is not founded on science as its total moisture content of the air that matters and in winter this is 2 to 3 times drier in the UK than summer air. Everything is relative!

very good

This is a word of warnings about universal credit because I was told to claim cares allowance for my son i was successful to get they take the amount you receive of your universal.credit that is wrong my money from universal credits has dropped down to 25 a week this is out rages I am so angry how can you live on that you just cant if you ask them to pay your rent straight to the land lord its stops your payments going into the bank you end up having to chase your payment this govement need to stop mean testing the worse of and start mean testing the rich in my opion they should i am absolutely furious

Three years the landlords brought the same “ so called Gas Engineer in “ our 17 year old daughter battling cancer was rushed to hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning but the landlords keep saying they acted in good faith

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Thank you Very Much Spot on God Bless

No, a landlord and a socially conscious member of society are polar opposites

Good work!

So all the comments say the advice is wrong. Could anyone recommend a video that is right? Also well done to whoever processed the sound, clearly didn't even listen to it back before posting it.

I was very disappointed to see that the old form, where we were able to complete form online and generate PDF's were removed in the first instance. The term GDPR was used as a reason for this. Whilst the storage of personal information falls under this category the production process to generate PDF's with personal data can still be provided using a secure service. The fillable PDFs are tedious and have limited scope when adding additional clauses. Please look to tackling this issue.

Also did I correctly hear the executive from Urban say that in a scenario where a tenant didn't give consent for their details to be passed on, it could result in the roof not being fixed?! And the guy from the NLA didn't contradict it?!

I have to agree, this is totally misleading. Consent is not the basis on which landlords should hold their tenants' data. As Jake quite rightly says, it would be a nonsense, as tenants could then withdraw their consent halfway through a tenancy. The video should be withdrawn. In fairness, the Q&A below this video on Urban's site does seem to better understand the situation and has some useful info. But this video is plain wrong.

I rarely comment on webinars but this webinar was terribly incorrect & chronically misleading, one of the worst. There are 6 legal basis to rely upon when processing personal data not just consent! As a landlord you would not rely upon consent to holding your tenants data or before they sign a contract, consent must be freely given so that it can be freely taken away, if a tenant then withdraws their consent to pay the landlord what then?? Consent to pass details onto a plumber in an emergency? What?? NO...it’s necessary for contract or even a legal obligation!! There is a ton of other stuff which needs to be done to make you compliant which wasn’t even mentioned, & what is ICO membership? You are giving incorrect advice which will make landlords uncompliant not compliant, creating unnecessary work, which will confuse tenants & businesses. Please get correct advice before it’s too late!! We would advise removing this webinar asap as it is very misleading, legally inaccurate and very wrong.

Please please do not listen to the advise in this webinar, it is substantially wrong on many levels and will cause you a whole heap of problems. Consent is NOT the legal basis for processing a tenants personal data for the purpose of the tenancy, you don't need the consent of the tenant to pass details to a plumber to carry out necessary repairs, the ICO is NOT a membership organisation for which you pay a fee to become a member, there is a current legal obligation for controllers to notify the ICO of their processing activities and pay a fee, this WILL NO LONGER be a requirement under the GDPR but instead you may (depending on circumstances) have to pay a fee under a different new law (not the GDPR), you do NOT need to notify all data breaches to the ICO, to just name a few one of the many wrongs in the webinar. I am a practising data protection lawyer who works closely with large national and international corporations including a very large chain of estate agents.

is it old or updated till Dec 2017? please .Moreover, where can I find info about fillup the forms correctly, dates, etc

I would like to know? if i do need license?

This was good. If it covered more detail, it would be too long and not watched. All familiar staff at a general level, but the devil is in the detail. And in turning general knowledge into specific *action*, to look after our tenants.

could be a lot better. e.g. re LL access shame you are not familiar with s.11 L&T Act 1985. why do nla ignore LL statutory rights?

I met sir robin wales

Is it a good idea selecting a 5 year fixed mortgage than a 2 year?

I dot like fires

Last year I wrote a blog on the importance of social media when referencing tenants privatelandlorddirectory.com/2013/09/google-and-social-media-helping-landlords/ In light of the recent European Court ruling allowing individuals to remove results relating to them from search engines ,the so called ' right to be forgotten' From now on remember to use Google .com rather than Google. .co. uk just in case your potential tenants have decided to erase their past, this way you will still get a full un edited version of the results.

Last year I wrote a blog on the importance of social media when referencing tenants privatelandlorddirectory.com/2013/09/google-and-social-media-helping-landlords/ In light of the recent European Court ruling allowing individuals to remove results relating to them from search engines ,the so called ' right to be forgotten' From now on remember to use Google .com rather than Google. .co. uk just in case your potential tenants have decided to erase their past, this way you will still get a full un edited version of the results.

Very important to have all your ducks in a row with insurance . Insurance articles to download on privatelandlorddirectory.com

We were told by previous landlords the day after our tenants moved in that we had the tenants from hell who you never pay us any rent. If had their contact details on the LandRegistry listing for the property we could have contacted them when referencing. We used solicitors that one of previous landlords had used. Had to keep calm, remain polite and accept it would take us over 12 months to get them out. Had luckily asked them to sign letters giving us authority to contact the housing authority should they claim benefits and upset them by getting housing benefit paid directly to us. It kept starting and stopping. They were eventually prosecuted for gaining a tenancy using forged evidence. 13 months to get them out and a month to redecorate. New tenants had to deal with their mail and numerous bailiffs.

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Also what landlords need to realise is that its far better dealing direct with your tenants ,tenants actively seek out private lets to save hundreds of pounds in agency fees .over 50% of the tenancies within the UK are private lets ,and although the advice above is well also use the two G's Gut feeling and Google you can find a lot about a prospective tenant this way as you can through social media such as Facebook. Remember tenants are looking for private landlords ,private landlord is the most searched for term on Google within this sector .landlords can advertise free on the only dedicated property site in the UK privatelandlorddirectory.com

Compulsory viewing for Landlords, Letting Agents & Tenants.

So what are the NLA doing about this persecution of the Private Landlord? Should they not be investigating the Human Rights Act or Equality Act to fight this injustice?

First time buyers support the Capital Gains Tax increase. Remember it was property speculators who helped create this economic mess, its only right they should pay some of the costs. Remember it is these speculators that have priced local people out of their homes in the country side, on the coast with second homes. They are killing communties.

@NatLandlordsAssoc Of course I'm suggesting that because a landlord buys a flat that action deprives someone else of owning it. How could it be otherwise? Many landlords make a loss on their rental in the hope that their asset will gain. You seem to argue that this isn't the case - it is you who is deluded. My point remains: we shall see who is right when the HPC begins. And this CGT raise will help it along. Now enough, I run a real business that contributes to the economy and I must crack on.

@NatLandlordsAssoc If you have money to invest, then do so in a company that needs capital to grow. If you don't then continue to work and save; but the idea that you can borrow credit, put a deposit on a house and then rent it out on the gamble that its market value will rise is pure chicanery. Good riddance to landlords with that business model when this bubble finally bursts. When it does, we'll see how many of your members have that model no?

If you have money to invest, then do so in a company that needs capital to grow. If you don't, then continue to work and save; but the idea that you can borrow credit, put a deposit on a house and then rent it out (thus depriving someone else of having the chance to buy it) on the gamble that its market value will rise is pure chicanery. Good riddance to landlords with that business model when this ludicrous bubble finally bursts. When it does, we'll see how many of your members have that model

I look forward to 'landlords' who have built their empires on the most shaky of foundations (ie: making a loss from the rent but hope the houses will raise in price) losing enormous amounts of money as hundreds of like-minded parasites off load their houses in a mass fire sale. You have contributed nothing to the UK economy and have leeched off it for far too long.

It's right and proper that you should pay capital gains tax at 50% (I genuinely hope Cameron goes to this level), as I - along with millions of others in Britain - strongly believe that buy-to-let landlords have caused the enormous spike in house price inflation that has priced millions of people out of home ownership and subjected them to renting.