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Sheffield and District Landlord Association (SADLA) is
a non-profit making organisation of private landlords providing a united front to represent their interests.
SADLA are affiliated to the National Landlords Association (NLA).
This is the only nationally recognised body of residential landlords
which is consulted by the Government, Judiciary and Media.
Our membership covers all types
of landlord no matter how large or small their portfolio. Join
SADLA and help develop the Association in a way that can benefit
your business.
SADLA News
With great sadness we have to announce the death of Stuart Simcock our treasurer and secretary
Stuart Simcock passed away very suddenly last night. He was both the secretary and Treasurer of the association, and the committee will miss him dearly. Stuart has dedicated his semi retirement to the work of the association and we have all appreciated the tremendous contribution he has made.
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05/04/2009
Gas Safe Register is the new hallmark for gas safety in Great Britain. From April 1st 2009, Gas Safe Register replaces CORGI gas registration as the official gas safety body
To help raise awareness within the letting industry please find provided some useful information taken from the Gas Safe Register website.
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05/08/2008
When is an EPC not required
An EPC is only required for habital units which are self contained. If the tenant has a contract with a landlord for the parts of a property they have access to, but not as a whole dwelling then an EPC is not required. This is spelled out in a document recently published by the CLG June 2008. The page referenced by the above are on page 16.
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09/04/2008
Cannabis Factories within Rental Properties in Sheffield
Over the last 18 months South Yorkshire Police have recovered well over £6,000,000 worth of Cannabis cultivated within student type landlord owned properties. (20,000 mature plants)
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16/03/2008
Energy Performance Reports
From October 2008 all rental properties in
England and
Wales will be required to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) prepared by an accredited Energy Assessor. These will offer opportunities for landlords to differentiate their property from their competitors and gain a distinct marketing advantage.
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