UPDATE: Sign Up Now For TOMORROW'S Free Webinar on the Renters Rights Bill..

DID YOU KNOW THE BILL WILL AFFECT: Every Current Contract, No Section 21, Limited Rental Price Flexibility, GLP Can Offer Solutions: Wednesday 12th March: 12pm - Megan Cutforth, Director of Lettings will answer your questions LIVE : Sign Up Below.

Hello Landlords

We are hosting a free online webinar about the new Renters Rights Bill on,

Wednesday March 12th at 12pm

This important legislation WILL significantly impact your rental properties and tenant relationships. It is imperative that landlords walk into these changes with their eyes wide open.

Join us to learn about the critical changes, compliance requirements, and strategies to successfully navigate this new regulatory environment.

Simply click this link to register and you'll receive a Zoom link to join the webinar at the scheduled time.

Warm Regards
Megan Cutforth, Lettings Director
Greater London Properties - Central London Estate Agents
0207 113 1066












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