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Further Advice on Housing Law

This section contains a range of documents suitable for use when letting a residential property in England or Wales.

If you are looking for general background advice on housing issues, you should check out the excellent site operated by the Citizens Advice Bureau.

If you find your housing requirements are more specialised or serious, then you may require personal legal advice from a solicitor. You you can locate a solicitor in your area through the databases at the Law Society (England and Wales).

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