Spelthorne Borough Council

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Ashford, Laleham, Shepperton, Staines, Stanwell & Sunbury

Advice for landlords

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Being a landlord can provide great financial rewards but also carries a wealth of responsibilities.  You have a duty to look after the property you own and the tenants who live in it.  If you are having problems renting out your property or would like to start renting it, our empty properties pages detail useful contacts.
Spelthorne Private Landlord's Forum
Ending a tenancy
Decent Homes Standard
Other information Directgov - Making repairs in privately rented accommodation (external website)
Directgov - Health and safety in privately rented accommodation (external website)
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