EPC and HMO teach-in for landlords as councils unite over renting

EPC and HMO teach-in for landlords as councils unite over renting

Landlords with property in Breckland, South Norfolk and Broadland have been invited to attend a free online Landlord Forum networking and learning event on March 24 - that’s next Thursday.

Hot topics expected to be discussed include understanding current and new legislation, grants available to landlords and tenants to assist with heating and insulation issues, and how to excel in HMO management. To continue reading, please click here.
Source: Landlord Today


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