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Disrepair
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Introduction -
2Statutory Duties
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3Landlord and Tenant Act 1985
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4Defective Premises Act 1972
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5Implied Terms in Tenancy Agreements
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6Best Practices for Landlords
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7Essential Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities for Landlords
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8Advanced Landlord Responsibilities: Safety, Security, and Compliance
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9Budgeting for Repairs
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10Negotiating Settlements
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11Legal Procedures: Court Proceedings
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12Representing Yourself in Court
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13Resources and Contacts: Where to Get Help
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14Enforcement and Consequences
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15Challenges and Considerations
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16Preparing for the Inspection
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17Documenting Observable Defects
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18Discerning Between Routine Maintenance Tasks and Actionable Disrepair Issues
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19Prioritizing Repairs and Maintenance
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20Communicating Findings with Tenants
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21Tenant Satisfaction and Retention
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22Investing in Quality Materials and Workmanship
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23Implementing Preventative Maintenance Schedules
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24Conducting Periodic Risk Assessments
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25Prevention of Further Damage
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26Establish Clear Communication Channels
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27Encourage Timely Reporting
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28Foster a Positive Relationship
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29Health and Safety Risks
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30Dispute Resolution and Litigation
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31Surveyors
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32Compliance with Regulations
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33Foster Collaborative Problem-Solving
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34Build Trust and Rapport
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35Remain Flexible and Adaptive
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36Predictive Maintenance Strategies
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37Documentation
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38Tenant Testimony
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39Maintenance Records
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40Court Admissible Evidence
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41Preparing Court Documents
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42Presentation of Evidence
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43Court Decision and Enforcement
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44Quiz Disrepair
