Renter's Rights Bill - Landlord Event in Basingstoke

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 Renter's Rights Bill - Exclusive Basingstoke Landlord Event

Join us at the Hampshire Court Hotel & Spa for an exclusive event tailored for Basingstoke landlords. Learn about the latest updates on the Renter's Rights Bill and how it impacts you as a landlord. Network with fellow industry professionals and gain valuable insights to navigate the changing landscape of rental laws. This in-person event is a must-attend for landlords looking to stay informed and ahead of the curve. Secure your spot today!

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Location: Basingstoke, UK

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