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Henry Pryor Blog
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Seminars launched for agents with housing benefit tenants
Wednesday 10th March 2010A seminar on Local Housing Allowance was so successful that it will be repeated elsewhere.
The seminar in London, given by Landlord Action, a company specialising in tenant eviction, drew a large number of delegates.
It was held in response to an increasing number of calls received by Landlord Action regarding issues with Local Housing Allowance tenants. The seminar gave advice on how to get housing benefit rent paid quicker, protocol for managing claims, the role of the letting agent and the latest updates on Local Housing Allowance.
Paul Shamplina, director and co-founder of Landlord Action, said: “For a first event, and with the subject being so specific, we tried to strike a balance between being informative whilst not overloading the delegates with unnecessary information and, from feedback received so far, we achieved just that.”
Future LHA seminars are planned for May 14 at Crowne Plaza, Manchester City Centre; June 11 at Crowne Plaza, Birmingham NEC; and July 2 at Holiday Inn, London Kensington Forum.
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