Residential Landlord and Tenant Seminar
c.jermyn • November 19, 2019
Register your interest for our seminar being held in Dorset in the new year!
The team at Woodstock will be hosting a seminar on residential landlord and tenant law at the start of the new year to help our agents and landlords kick start 2020!
We will be covering various topics including: possession proceedings, recovery of rent arrears, leasehold management and key employment issues for agents and property owners.
Don't miss out. Send us an email to register your interest and we will send you an invite.
If you have any particular issues you need addressing or questions in advance then feel free to send the team an email: contact@woodstockpropertylaw.com
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