Preparing for the Renters’ Rights Act - It’s Team-Work

Just a note the day after the day when Phase 1 of the Renters’ Rights Act came into force- a thank you to a wonderful team who work tirelessly to support our clients and me - Lauren Green, Natasha Eddy and Pixels and Puzzles; our most phenomenal Chair Tweedie Brown ;
David Smith for providing incredible high level detailed and practical insight to the Act which I am sure will continue to evolve and gives us all something to think about for the next - well many years;
Jason Charles and Hannah Wainwright of Rightmove David Hackett of DPS Tracey Hanbury, Steve Hanbury and Kate Faulkner OBE of the National Landlords’ Investment Show, ‍ ‍you provide access to a wide range of experts in one space that would otherwise be extremely difficult to find.
Paul Shamplina your travels across the country have reached so many landlords and agents - put your feet up.
Theresa Wallace and Charlotte Howard for the incredibly useful The Lettings Industry Council (TLIC) meetings over the last 12 months which are invaluable.
Neli Borisova and Philip Hind of JMW Solicitors LLP for organising seminars that have drilled into the detail.
What’s clear is all the above provide an opportunity for landlords and letting agents to make the best of what appeared to an insurmountable and challenging task.
Finally, our clients who, over the last 18 months, have sat through webinars, training sessions, asked questions over and over again just to be sure, read countless pages of information on the Renters’ Rights Act. Their objective? To ensure they minimise risk and provide landlords and tenants with the support they need.
Charlie Perdios of Anthony Pepe for taking the time to put together a landlord event which so many letting agents replicated. It’s going to be an interesting time.
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