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Information for non members
Landlord-Law is a unique online service, with information and services for residential landlords and tenants and their advisors. There are three ways you can access our service:
- By joining as a daily member - three days access for just £4.00,
- By taking out a temporary membership for one month - £20.00, or
- By becoming an annual (full) member - £80.00.
Liz Nissan, Landlord: "Your website, with its advice, downloads and e-mail service is such a brilliant idea"
What is the difference between these types of membership?
Daily membership
- This will allow you access to the articles, , , old Q&AThis link will take you to the current Q&A - members access the old Q&A via a link at the bottom of the page, and some of the special offersThis link will take you to the special offers section, but you will not be able to follow all the links unless you are logged in as a member
- You can only join via the online proceedure
- You cannot upgrade your membership to monthly or annual
- We will not normally refund membership feesFollow this link for information about our refunds policy (unless you re-join as an annual member within 24 hours)
- Your access will end automatically 3 days (36 hours) after you joined. If you still need to use Landlord-Law after that time you will need to re-join
Monthly membership
- You will have the same level of access as the daily members, but for a longer period (one month)
- You will also be able to use the online members discussion forumYou will find more information about the discussion forum and how it works via this link (where you can ask Tessa questions)
- If you do not want to join online, you can complete our membership application form, and send it to us with a cheque or your credit card details
- If the service is not suitable for you, you can cancel your membership and receive a full refundFollow this link for information about our refunds policy, provided you email us, giving your membership details and requesting cancellation, within 14 days of joining
- You can renew your membership or upgrade to annual membership provided you do this within your month membership period
- Your membership will expire automatically one month after you join
Patricia Wormald, Landlord "I would just like to thank Tessa and the site for saving us from an unscrupulous letting agent - we not only got our money back from them, but they also refunded the fee that we paid for Tessa's advice!
Annual Membership
- You can access all parts of the site. In addition to the areas included in daily and monthly memberships you can:
- Download tenancy agreementsThis link is to the section where annual members can download the agreements. You can see what types of agreements are available but you will not be able to download them unless you are an annual member and other formsFor example in this section you will find a form for taking details from prosepctive new tenants (including possession notices)
- Use the Rent Arrears Action PlanThis has guidance, letters and checklists to help landlords whose tenants fall into arrears, from day one
- Instruct Tessa to do legal work for fixed fees
- Use the cases databaseThis will probably be of most interest to our professional members and law students. It provides links to online law reports for most of the important housing law cases
- As with monthly membership, if you do not want to join online, you can complete our membership application form, and send it to us with a cheque or your credit card details
- You wil be sent subscription reminder emails towards the end of your years membership period. These will give information on how you can renew your membership
- Note that no refundsFollow this link for information about our refunds policy are given for annual membership
Frank Roberts, Landlord "The help received from Landlord Law has been an invaluable guide through the labyrinth of court procedure. I think that membership of Landlord Law is essential to anyone contemplating letting property"
What type of membership is suitable for you?
- If you want to quickly look up a legal point or check what your legal rights are - daily membership will be best (this membership type was created with tenants in mind)
- If you want to download a tenancy agreement or a form - you will need to be an annual member
- If you want to evict your tenantThis page has details of our repossession service for members - you will need to be an annual member to download the possession notices and then to either instruct Tessa to actThis is the section where you would instruct Tessa or buy one of our online kitsThis link takes you to the main kits section, see also the information there linked from the orange box in the left margin
- If you want to use the forms but are worried that the Landlord-Law web-site will not work with your computer - join as a monthly member and then upgrade to annual (or cancel if you find you have problems)
- If you have an unusual problem - join as a monthly member first. If the site is unsuitable for you, then you will be able to cancel and obtain a refund. If the site is suitable but does not cover your particular problem, you can ask Tessa a question on the forum
- If you are an advisor - you will normally want to join as an annual member, so you can access the case reports and online forms. If you are VAT registered you will be able to claim back the VAT element of the membership fee.
For more information:
Click here for information about the different types of membership.
Click here for some General FAQ on the site.
Landlord, Rowena Solomon: "Landlordlaw.co.uk has saved me money in addition to keeping me thoroughly update throughout. I would certainly recommend this service to anyone"
Before you make up your mind:-
Take a look around the site, and view some of the open access/free information which is available.
Follow the links below for pages where you can find out how Landlord-Law can help:
- Landlords,
- Tenants,
- Letting Agents, and
- Advisors
Also
- See our Q&A section where Tessa answers readers questions. If you have a problem, you can submit a question to Tessa yourself by using the special online form (you will find a link to this at the bottom of the Q&A page)
- Read Tessa's Tips for Landlords and Tips for Tenants
- See the monthly cartoon
- Read our reviews of landlord and tenant related books and journals
Note also that the Law Reform Section and the Links and Contacts section, are also open to non members.
There is a (more or less) complete list of free content here.
Links to pages with more formal information about the site, such as our privacy statement, and our terms and conditions, can be found in the blue section at the bottom of every page.
Note - all information applies to the law in England and Wales only
We cannot help, for example, with rented property in the United States of America or Australia. Neither can we assist regarding property in Scotland and Northern Ireland in the UK as they have different legal systems. Click here for more information for Scottish Landlords.