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Welcome to the first ‘NRLA on tour’ event in London, Thursday 21st September from 2pm – 5pm. A FREE to attend event bringing you a wealth of topics including busting EPC myths, how to avoid legal pitfalls, and an update on the PRS.

Hosted by all three London Reps, Yvonne Baisden, Karen Gregory and Richard Blanco, this special landlord event brings you the latest PRS news plus feature presentations and demonstrations, tax options and legislative updates.

Speakers include CEO of the NRLA, Ben Beadle, and many other industry specialists. Spaces are limited so book your tickets today!

The venue

Double Tree by Hilton London Elstree, Barnet By-Pass, Borehamwood,

London, WD6 5PU

The agenda

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1.30pm Registration and networking

2pm Welcome

London Representatives Yvonne, Karen & Richard

2.05pm The Government, Private Rented Sector & NRLA

Ben Beadle, Chief Executive, NRLA

The full policy and political affairs briefing from the NRLA’s chief executive. Ben will bring you right up to date on the Renters Reform Bill, supply and demand challenges and the health of the Private Rented Sector.

2.40pm Portfolio

Michael Jones, Project Manager, NRLA

Michael will demonstrate how Portfolio – the latest innovation from the NRLA - could help you advertise and manage your properties, applicants and tenants through the whole lettings cycle. It is free to NRLA members, with charges for some services.

3pm Networking & Refreshment Break

3.40pm Exit Strategies - Timing & Tax Implications

Mark Stemp, Partner, Crowe LLP

According to NRLA Research, 33% of landlords are considering selling some or all of their properties in the next 12 months. What are the tax implications and timing considerations? Mark will map out your options and provide some top tips.

4.20pm Panel Discussion – Which way forward?

Ben Beadle will be joined on the panel by:

Frances McDonald, Director, Residential Research, Savills

Lorraine Thomas, Managing Director, View From My Window

Paul Shamplina, Founder of Landlord Action

With landlords selling and prices falling, is now a buying opportunity? As the Renters Reform Bill makes its way through parliament, how will student landlords adapt and what will life after section 21 really be like? Is the future bright for well organised professional landlords? When might interest rates peak and what tax levers might the Chancellor pull in the Autumn statement? With the next general election expected within a year, how could a change of government affect the private rented sector?

5pm Closing Remarks

** Please note, there is free parking at the hotel up to 190 cars and the places will be available on a first come first served basis**