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Do you take deposits for your property?
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Have you had problems claiming from the deposit at adjudication?
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Get ‘How to Win Deposit Disputes‘
Surveys show that only about 6% of landlords win outright at adjudications! No wonder landlords often think that the adjudicators are biased against them!
However the problem is not adjudicator bias – many of them feel quite a lot of sympathy for the landlords. The problem is that they HAVE to make their decisions based on the paperwork and evidence provided to them.
And frequently the paperwork and evidence provided by landlords is not sufficient
Remember – the starting point is always that it is that the deposit is the tenant’s money. Landlords have to prove their right to claim for damage by producing compelling evidence.
The adjudicator never visits the property and makes his decision on the paperwork alone. It is ESSENTIAL that your paperwork and evidence is complete and conclusive. Many landlords however wholly fail to understand the need for this.
However, now help is at hand!
Tom Derrett – former adjudicator (and gamekeeper turned poacher) has written the definitive guide to getting the best possible result at adjudication
His new book, How to Win Deposit Disputes covers the following:-
- Why landlords lose disputes
- How the depsoit schemes differ
- Separate chapters for disputes with the DPS and the insurance based schemes
- When you need to go to court
- The dispute process
- How to analyse your claim
- How much to claim (including guidance on how you can make the betterment rules work for you)
- How to present your claim
- How to respond to the tenant
As a former adjudicator himelf, Tom knows how they think and how they will approach your claim. After reading this book, so will you!
This book could save you thousands of pounds!
It is SO frustrating when tenants who have caused hundreds (and sometimes thousands) of pounds worth of damage get off scott free at adjudication, and you end up footing the bill.
If you follow the advice in this book, that shouldn’t happen again.
Remember its an ebook
How to Win Deposit Disputes is only provided in electronic format at present.
However when you buy you will get THREE versions:
So whatever device you use, there will be a version for you. |
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But its written by a lawyer! Surely it will be full of legal jargon and hard to understand text?
That is the beauty of this book. Tom can write in in a clear and easy to follow style. You will have no problem understanding it.
But don’t take our word for it! Download the first two chapters here and see for yourself!
But there’s more!
If you buy today you can get the following extra benefits:
| If you get the ‘How to win deposit disputes’, you also have the option to buy the Novice Guide to Court Hearings by Tessa Shepperson with a 25% discount.
It is normally £12 – you can get it now for £9 if you buy the deposit dispute book at the same time (total price £21). The Novice Guide to Court Hearings will help you if you decide not to go to adjudication for your deposit dispute and go to the Small Claims Court instead. |
 Get it for only £9! (Normal price £12) |
These special offers are ONLY available until 10.30 pm on 22 March 2012. So make sure you buy the book before then!
Yes! I want to buy today! What do I do?
- Choose one of the two options below and click to buy
- You will then need to make payment via pay pal
- After this, you will be sent a link (by email) to a page where you can download the book and the other documents
- The items will be in a zip file – you need to save this to your computer, you can then open the zip file by clicking on it, to get to the book and other items.
You could be reading it in under a minute!
Just make sure though that you put in the correct email address when ordering, and if it seems to be taking a long time to get your download link – check your spam folder! The emails are sent automatically by the system so they WILL go out.
(Note that your pay pal statement will show the payment as being made to Zollch Ltd – which is the name of the company which owns Your Law Store.) Any problems, there is a feedback form you can use on our How to Buy page – which is linked from the top of the main part of the site.
 Yes! I want to buy the How to Win Deposit Disputes AND the Novice Guide to Court Hearings |
 Yes! But I only want to buy How to Win Deposit Disputes |
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Total price: £21
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