Renting out a property is a great source of extra income and when it all goes well, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the extra cash. But things can go wrong causing you major headaches - as well as unpaid bills and demands from your local council.

What do you do if your tenant doesn't pay the rent or damages your property? How do you respond to the local council's lists of concerns about the building or your tenants?

While there is plenty of information about tenant's rights, there is little about landlords. Tenants can easily access details of where to go for free legal help and advice to challenge you, the landlord. But where do you go for professional help?

You can consult a solicitor with an open cheque book but with no guarantee that you will get the right result. Because you are a landlord, you won't qualify for free legal help so your local advice agency will be reluctant to get involved. You need specialist, honest advice and help at a price you can afford. This is where we can help.

Click on the links to find out what help we can provide as well as information about us. There is also some further information available which you will find useful.