Can mediation solve arrears problems? Webinar for landlords

Can mediation solve arrears problems? Webinar for landlords


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A webinar being held tomorrow will consider whether mediation is a valid way of addressing tenant arrears during the Coronavirus pandemic.

A study by the National Residential Landlords Association has found that landlords in England alone may have lost as much as £437m in income during the current crisis. 

With the judicial system slower than usual because of Covid measures, and now a temporary ban on many evictions, some believe mediation may be a way of avoiding arrears reaching eviction-level status. 

The webinar is being moderated by Rajeev Nayyar, managing director of Fixflo. 

The panel includes redress and mediation specialist Sean Hooker from the Property Redress Scheme, and Mike Morgan, the legal division manager at Hamilton Fraser.

 

 

It takes place at 11am tomorrow and landlords can sign up to the webinar here and submit questions by emailing [email protected].

 

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