Chaos Theory! What’s next for the private rented sector? – Hamilton Fraser’s property podcast
Hamilton Fraser’s property
podcast aims to help support landlords and agents throughout the private rented
sector with industry updates and key advice from industry experts.
In October’s episode, Eddie
Hooker, CEO of award winning Hamilton Fraser Total Landlord Insurance and Paul
Shamplina, Founder of Landlord Action and Brand Ambassador at Hamilton Fraser,
are joined by special guest, Sean Hooker, Head of Redress at the Property
Redress Scheme.
The Property Redress Scheme
operates as a straightforward and easy to use consumer redress (ombudsman)
scheme for property agents and professionals. Sean is a qualified Adjudicator
(ACIArb), CEDR Accredited Mediator, and has a Professional Award in Ombudsman
and Complaints Handling Practice (Queen Margaret University and Ombudsman
Association), bringing a wealth of knowledge on the industry to the podcast to
help keep landlords and agents up to date with legislative changes.
In the latest
episode of Hamilton Fraser’s property podcast, Eddie, Paul and Sean attempt to
decode the confusion surrounding legislation in the private rented sector,
including delving into upcoming consultations that could impact landlords.
They also
discuss the ‘tenant fee ban’, ‘Section 21’ updates, ‘right to buy’, ‘rent
control’, and Sean gives his opinion on housing courts and whether there could
be a ‘housing act overhaul’ on the horizon.
In addition,
Sean, Eddie and Paul discuss the importance of preparing for upcoming
regulation and legislative changes, whatever they may be! Read more about your
current legal obligations here.
As always, Eddie and Paul round up the
podcast by asking Sean … ‘If you could
make one new property law, what would it be?’
Missed the previous podcasts in the series?
Don’t worry you can catch up with industry news here!
Previous guests include:
- Kate
Faulkner,market analyst, commentator and co-author of ‘The Landlord’s Friend’ - Tessa
Shepperson, residential property lawyer and Managing Director of Landlord Law - Tony Gimple,
Founding Director of Less Tax 4
Landlords - Jeremy Leaf,
Principal of Jeremy Leaf & Co Chartered
Surveyors and Estate Agents - Arden
Hanley, Property Educator and HMO landlord
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