New legal helpline launched for landlords

A new telephone service to help landlords resolve property matters more promptly and economically has been launched by a legal firm in London.

Property+Plus, a dedicated subscription based helpline providing legal advice to give landlords and property owners up-to-date information on legal rights and statutory obligations relating to property, landlord and tenancy issues, has been introduced by Romain Coleman Solicitors.

Property+Plus is aimed primarily at buy-to-let landlords in the residential sector, as well as commercial property owners and homeowners who are leasing or planning to rent out their home.

Chris Baldwin, partner and head of property at Romain Coleman, said: “This [new helpline] is part of our continuing drive to give our property clients – whether landlords, homeowners or homebuyers – an extra helping hand with innovative support services.

“Property+Plus can help landlords resolve property issues with minimal cost or fuss. From covenants in leases and repairing obligations to licensing law and tenancy disputes, we are looking to provide them with greater control over their property interests.

“The helpline gives them rapid access to legal advice on a range of different property matters.  They benefit from an experienced team of legal specialists who can help them protect their property interests with valuable insight and advice. They will be given either an immediate answer or a recommendation on which legal course of action to pursue.”

For further information about Property+Plus, click here. 

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