Being a Professional landlord in 2022
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The media call him the ‘ Landlord’s Friend’. Paul Shamplina star of Channel 5’s ‘Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords’ and commentator on the radio, Founder of Landlord Action and Chief Commercial Officer of Hamilton Fraser will use his 30 years of experience acting for landlords and letting agents in presenting a seminar on why a landlord has to think and act as a professional in today’s private rental market.
In post-Covid times, how landlords should be dealing with their tenants, being compliant, dealing with ongoing regulation, avoiding rent arrears and void periods. What’s on the horizon in the Private Rental Sector, the Renters Reform Bill, Abolishment of Section 21, Landlord Redress/licensing, Lifetime deposits.
Tenant demand is stronger then ever. This seminar is not to be missed.
Speaker Profiles
Paul Shamplina has spent over 30 years in the legal field helping landlords with problem tenants, with previous experience working as a clerk, private investigator, debt collector and certified bailiff. In 1999, he set up Landlord Action to put this expertise to good use, specialising in fixed-fee property recovery and tenant eviction in England and Wales. He has acquired a reputation as “The Landlord’s Friend” having co-written two books with fellow property expert, Kate Faulkner, to help landlords manage their properties.
A down to earth Londoner, Paul travels the country speaking, giving advice and carrying out regular seminars to landlords and letting agents - and regularly appears in the national press, radio and television. He has appeared in numerous productions including: BBC’s Breakfast, The One Show, ITV’s Tenants From Hell and Channel 4 News. Most recently, Paul and his team at Landlord Action starred in Channel Five’s hit series ‘Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords’ (2015 - 2022). Paul has also co-hosted the ‘The Property Hour’ with Clive Bull on LBC Radio, and regularly contributes his expert guidance on BBC Radio London's Drivetime.
Paul has featured in The Times, Daily Telegraph, Independent, Guardian and Daily Mail, as well as numerous other titles, offering expert advice and highlighting the plights and success stories within his field. Reported success stories include Paul’s recovery of £90,000 rent arrears in a single case and seeing notorious serial subletting scammer, Rose Chimuka, brought to justice.