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georgeLL

Hi there,

I'm new to this forum so hello to everyone! I've recently become a landlord and there is so much to think about! It's a bit intimidating but I'm getting there but was wondering, apart from this excellent forum, what are the top places online to get information on issues affecting landlords and guides on various things landlords need to do?

Thanks in advance.

Geenie

We use the National Landlords Association, but you have to subscribe to get to lots of the stuff. There may be free sites, which others will hopefully post up for you.

shamac

https://www.landlordzone.com hth

georgeLL

Thanks for your help guys. I might consider joing the NLA but it would be good to get other people's views on how good they are for info. Landlord Zone looks quite useful so thanks for that! www.lettingzone.com also seems really good and has new articles on there each day it seems. Are there any else?

speedtwin

https://www.all4landlords.com/drupal/?q=node/1

clutton_2

""I might consider joing the NLA but it would be good to get other people's views on how good they are for info.""

dont be a wimp - the National Landlords ASsociation is the biggest of the professional landlords bodies - the info they provide is excellent - they offer a fanastic legal help line, all the proper legal documents you will ever need, and they run one of the tenant deposit schemes - you do know abou these dont you ? membership is tax deductible, and as a member you get significant reductions in house insurance, building supplies, training courses, deposit lodging fees, etc etc you can't afford not to ......

Geenie

clutton wrote: »

""I might consider joing the NLA but it would be good to get other people's views on how good they are for info.""

dont be a wimp - the National Landlords ASsociation is the biggest of the professional landlords bodies - the info they provide is excellent - they offer a fanastic legal help line, all the proper legal documents you will ever need, and they run one of the tenant deposit schemes - you do know abou these dont you ? membership is tax deductible, and as a member you get significant reductions in house insurance, building supplies, training courses, deposit lodging fees, etc etc you can't afford not to ......

I agree with this

georgeLL

Sounds like I might have to sign up for the NLA then! If anyone else has resources for the budding landlord then feel free to post in here. Thanks in advance.

georgeLL

Also, not heard of all4landlords, thanks for the suggestion.