British Landlord Association - The BLA

British Landlord Association - The BLA Membership in the British Landlords Association is totally free. All services provided by the BLA are totally FREE, as members you do not pay for any BLA Services. Services provided by BLA service providers are discounted for members. As a member of the British Landlords Association you can download free tenancy assured shorthold tenancy agreements. British Landlord Association assured shorthold tenancy agreements are well written and are specific for use for The BLA members. You can also download The BLA landlord documents like section 8 and section 21 eviction notices too. All BLA members have full access to BLA landlord documents. Members of the BLA also benefit with access to free legal advice too. The BLA Landlord Advice Line is one of the most valued and praised services the BLA provide. BLA landlord Advice Line is direct access for BLA members to Housing lawyers. The British Landlords Association is a national landlords association also covering all of Wales. BLA Membership is totally FREE for all landlords in Wales. You have full access to all downloadable landlord and letting documents, you have direct access to Landlord advice line too. The British Landlord Association is one of the fastest growing National landlords association in the UK. To Join The BLA it will only take you about 4 minutes to complete the membership page. So why not join now and take advantage of the benefits of full free membership. Landlord Advice line top 4 Inquiries include: 1. What is the correct process in evicting a difficult tenant? 2. Tenancy deposit protection issue? 3. A student tenant wants to swap with another student, what do I do? 4. Question on creating a new tenancy *Subject to reasonable use policy – Please note we cannot advise on: - Planning or Building regulation issue’s, Housing benefit issue’s, Any Deposit issues- save for your legal obligation under the HA to protect a deposit, How to complete a court document or Advice or issues regarding long leasehold properties or problems with leasehold management companies When it comes to legal issues and our members want help the British Landlords Association work with Landlord Advice UK one of the UK’s market leaders who deal with bad tenant issue’s. You can watch them at work on channel 5, nightmare tenants. Our Landlord Advice Line can sometimes get very busy if in the rare chance you cannot get through please try again or email us. Advocate Court Bailiffs Blog Building Residential insurance Building Commercial insurance Credit & Referencing checks for tenants Compliance checking service Debt recovery / small claims Documents, Download EPC Energy Performance Checks Full access to Acts of Parliament Full access to Case Law based on tenant defences Forum – Landlords NEW – Live 26/9/18 Members' property listings for buyers and sellers Gas Safe Checks national service Legal Advice Line Landlord Courses Legal Resources Section Networking Opportunities with other members at BLA meeting Mortgages Refinancing – Bridging finance Rent Guarantee insurance Tenant Eviction Service – comprehensive A to Z service Trade discount card 30% – 70% off building & household items from large stores The British Landlords Association is one of the fastest growing landlord association in the UK. Join the British Landlords Association today! The BLA is currently running a campaign to raise funds for the homeless. We are trying to raise £250,000 for the homeless. Please support us in this cause by donating. The most common reasons people give for losing their accommodation is that a friend or relatives are no longer able to provide support or because of relationship breakdown. However, there is often a wide number of factors at play. Individuals can arrive at the point of homelessness after a long chain of other life events. Individual circumstances Some factors and experiences can make people more vulnerable to homelessness: these include poor physical health, mental health problems, alcohol and drug issues, bereavement, the experience of care, and experience of the criminal justice system. Wider forces Structural factors can include poverty, inequality, housing supply and affordability, unemployment, welfare and income policies. Complex interplay Structural and individual factors are often interrelated; individual issues can arise from structural disadvantages such as poverty or lack of education. While personal factors, such as family and social relationships, can also be put under pressure by structural forces such as poverty. We welcome any organisation who wish to work with us to help the homeless and we have vacancies for volunteers who can help us reach out to the wider public. Please contact Mr Sajjad Ahmad from The British Landlord Association if you feel you would like to get involved.