It is a fairly true indicator of how landlords are feeling that over 2000 of them have joined Landlord Actions \u2018Rebalancing the Law\u2019 campaign in under a month. It is aimed at making the eviction process fairer on landlords.<\/p>\n
We talked a little bit about this campaign a few weeks ago but as it gathers speed there is just time to highlight it again before the deadline of November 5th arrives.<\/p>\n
Paul Shamplina, Founder of Landlord Action, comments, \u201cthe fact that over 2,000 landlords have given their support to this campaign is a clear indication that landlords are unhappy. The process takes far too long \u2013 something that Landlord Action sees on a daily basis. 2,000 landlords are now asking the Government to recognise landlords\u2019 concerns and to begin taking steps to improve the situation.\u201d<\/p>\n
If you are concerned about landlords getting a fair deal then you need to get involved now.<\/p>\n
It needs to be the first thing you do when you finish reading this. I am not in the habit of backing cause and pushing campaigns but I think this one is important. The eviction process is too biased. In cases where it is clear that the tenant is at fault there should be a right to expediency for the landlord<\/p>\n
They have bills to pay too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is a fairly true indicator of how landlords are feeling that over 2000 of them have joined Landlord Actions \u2018Rebalancing the Law\u2019 campaign in under a month. It is aimed at making the eviction process fairer on landlords. We … Continue reading