Landlord Action
£50 off Landlord Action with NRLA Membership
Established in 1999 and authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, Landlord Action deals with problem tenants, landlord and tenant disputes, squatters, rental debt collection and other housing matters in England and Wales.
Landlord Action is one of the UK’s best-known eviction and housing law specialists and was the first to offer a fixed-fee, three-step procedure to help landlords gain possession of their property in compliance with the law. Landlord Action’s aim is always to resolve issues quickly and minimise losses, dealing with the courts directly to resolve issues efficiently.
Landlord Action has recently expanded its team to respond to changes in the market and the more complex legal issues facing landlords today, including adding a popular fourth step – debt recovery – to their service.
Landlord Action is recognised as a leading authority in the press and media on landlord and tenant disputes. Paul Shamplina, the founder and director of Landlord Action, has sat on numerous government and industry working groups, advising on matters relating to the private rented sector, and is a regular commentator in the media and national press.
Contact the team to find out how their specialist knowledge and vast experience can help you.
Key services:
- Service of Eviction Notices; Section 21, Section 8, Notice to Quit, Interim Possession Orders, Process Servers
- Possession Claims – arranging to represent the landlord at court by issuing possession claims under Section 21, Section 8, Notice to Quit, Squatters, Interim Possession Orders
- Defended Work - Rent Repayment Orders, Housing Conditions and Disrepair disputes, HMO disputes
- Bailiff and High Court Enforcement – gaining possession at evictions
- Tenant Tracing; Address Trace, Employment Trace
- Debt Recovery; Pre-Action Letter, Money Claim Online, Charging Order, High Court Writ of Control, Warrant of Control, Third Party Debt Order, Bankruptcy/Winding Up Statutory Demand, Attachment of Earnings
Regions/Areas covered:
- England
- Wales
Member offers:
- NRLA members receive a £50 discount on their first instruction with Landlord Action
- NRLA members get Step 1 of the PRS tenancy mediation service for free
Articles
2024 tested landlords’ limits – Will 2025 offer a smoother path?
What a year! For landlords, 2024 has been an unpredictable rollercoaster, blending relentless challenges with glimmers of opportunity. From the ongoing possession crisis to changing tax landscapes and shifting yields, this year has tested the mettle of anyone in the private rented sector (PRS). NRLA recognised supplier, Landlord Action reflects on its highs, lows, and lessons while looking ahead to 2025.
What the Renters' Rights Bill means for landlords
With the Renters' Rights Bill set to transform the private rental sector, the upcoming changes - particularly the abolition of Section 21—are now firmly on the horizon. Paul Shamplina from NRLA recognised supplier, Landlord Action has worked with landlords for nearly 30 years and understands the concern this causes. But while some worries are valid, landlords shouldn’t fear change. Paul lets us know his insight.
Addressing the critical challenge confronting UK landlords today: Streamlining property possession proceedings
In this article, Paul Shamplina - Founder of eviction and housing law specialist, Landlord Action and Chief Commercial Officer at NRLA insurance partner, Total Landlord – explores the challenges currently facing landlords when they need to navigate possession proceedings to reclaim possession of their properties.
Finding optimism amidst market challenges: navigating 2024 as a landlord
With the New Year now in full swing, Paul Shamplina, Founder of eviction and housing law specialist, Landlord Action and Chief Commercial Officer at NRLA insurance partner,Total Landlord, reflects on the evolving landscape for landlords and offers his insights and advice to landlords looking to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for 2024.
A new year, a new mindset
Paul Shamplina, Founder of NRLA recommended supplier, Landlord Action, and Chief Commercial Officer at NRLA insurance partner, Total Landlord, reflects on 2023 and offers his advice to landlords as we look ahead to 2024.
