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National Landlords Association
Fred1_2
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Are any landlords here members of the NLA (https://www.landlords.org.uk)? Is it worthwhile?
Do any tenants here factor in membership of such organisations when choosing which landlord to rent from?
I like the idea, especially the code of practice, but I'm wary of throwing £88 a year down the drain.
Do any tenants here factor in membership of such organisations when choosing which landlord to rent from?
I like the idea, especially the code of practice, but I'm wary of throwing £88 a year down the drain.
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Like the RAC, Union subs or home insurance, you only get VFM if you need them. I might join so thanks for the reminder.
The link is www.landlords.org.uk
GGThere are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.0 -
It's only £88 for the first year. £70 thereafter, or even less if you pay several years upfront. It's tax deductable, & the free helpline is wonderful. The emails are useful, the forum is still in it's infancy, I try to go to the meetings whenever possible, & there are lots of useful forms available, including agreements, to download on the website. Then there are member offers, such as cheaper referencing, advertising etc.Are any landlords here members of the NLA (www.landlords.org.uk)? Yes Is it worthwhile? Very
Do any tenants here factor in membership of such organisations when choosing which landlord to rent from? I hope so...I certainly do point out to my tenants that I am a member, give them a copy of the code of practice, & let them know that they do have an avenue through which they are able to make a complaint about me
I like the idea, especially the code of practice, but I'm wary of throwing £88 a year down the drain.0 -
you get cheaper property insurance as a member, so it may pay for itself
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I joined for 5 years and got a hefty discount, they also offer discounts when you use their sister compnay for the tenant's deposit scheme (which I do). The fees are of course tax deductable making them even cheaper in real terms.0
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