Editor's note: This brief was summarised by The Property AI Team from a report by Landlord Today. Read the original article for full details.
NRLA to join Cheshire West and Chester landlord briefing on Renters Rights Act
Cheshire West and Chester council is to hold a forum briefing private landlords on the new Renters Rights Act. The event takes place on Thursday September 24 and is being organised in partnership with the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA).
Samantha Watkin from the NRLA is set to discuss how the new landlord database will work at the forum. Council officers are also due to take part, according to the source report.
Why it matters for agents and clerks
The Renters Rights Act remains a major topic for the private rented sector, and local authority briefings such as this one are one route through which landlords and the professionals who support them are being kept up to date. Letting agents and inventory clerks working in the Cheshire West and Chester area may wish to note the forum date, particularly given the planned discussion of the new landlord database.
The involvement of the NRLA, a representative body for landlords, in a council-run forum reflects the partnership approach some local authorities are taking when explaining the Act's requirements to private landlords. Details beyond those reported above, including the full agenda and the council officers involved, were not available in the source material.
Landlords and agents seeking more information about the event should refer to the original report or contact Cheshire West and Chester council directly.
Source: Landlord Today