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Welcome to Westcountry Landlords Association |
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Welcome to Westcountry Landlords Association website. We are a not for profit organisation run by landlords for landlords. Based in Plymouth, we represent landlords throughout the westcountry from Bristol, through Gloucestshire and Devon, to the far west of Cornwall.
The first and only landlord association in the UK to offer a unique 24/7 emergency helpline to members. Having a committee with over 100 years experience collectively, we are able to deal with your queries swiftly and professionally. We hope you will find our website useful and informative. If you have any ideas for services you think would benefit local landlords or have some feedback regarding this site, please let us know by emailing
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Biggest FREE event of the year for Landlords...
Annual Landlord Exhibition where you can talk to Local Authority
staff, letting agents and commercial companies
together with many seminars running during the day.
This event is essential for landlords. Westcountry Landlords Association in partnership with
Plymouth City Council are holding this event on
30th September 2009 at Plymouth Guildhall Many Local Authority and commercial stands
a day not to be missed.
Entry is FREE note it in your diary now! |
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Following on from our previous article "Goverment to Licence Landlords" the government have now produced a response to the Julie Rugg review.Thus taking this a step further to making it compulsory. The overall plan would mean private landlords would have to be registered before being allowed to let residential properties. |
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Read more... [Licence For Landlords !]
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When taking a deposit make sure that you use one of the three approved schemes for tenancy deposit protection. We would like to make you aware that there is a website www.mytenancydeposit.co.uk which is not one of the schemes approved by the Government for tenancy deposit protection. |
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Read more... [Tenancy Deposit Website!]
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Government To Licence Landlords |
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Following the Julie Rugg review, the government are now considering tougher new regulations for landlords. There has been a large increase in landlords due to the 'accidental landlord' coming into the market. It is clear that the current legislation affecting Landlords is being ignored by a number of Landlords, either deliberately or through ignorance of the law. |
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Read more... [Government To Licence Landlords]
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