Covid-19: Write to your MP and share your experiences with us

Thursday 30 Apr 2020 @ 16:48
Residential Landlords Association (RLA)

We are living in unusal times. The country has been in lockdown for nearly six weeks, and the NRLA has been keeping its online coronavirus webpages up to date with the very latest information for members.

This includes creating template letters for landlords to download and send to tenants to check they’re ok at this time, and up to date guidance on managing your property, financial support and minimising health risks at this time.

Write to your MP tool

The association has also developed a new tool, enabling members to write to their MP about their experiences of coronavirus at the click of a button.

NRLA members who were formally members of the RLA can do this by logging into MY RLA, and clicking on current campaign.

NRLA members who were formally of the NLA can download the template letter by clicking here.

Share your story

As well as writing to your MP, we also want to hear from you. Whether you’re going the extra mile to support your tenants at this time, or you want to share your experiences with us-please do get in touch. You can do this easily by clicking here to share your story.

Channel website: https://www.nrla.org.uk?ref=wg

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