Property Owners, Tenants and Prosecution

Hey, Are you a property owner?
Is that’s the last news you want to hear?

Charline,
Private Landlord,
Tick Tick Check Inventory Company London

I don’t mean to scare the crap out of you (kinda’) But…
Every day ever more new and experienced landlords are getting prosecuted across the whole nation for failing to meet all legal responsibilities and obligations. Property inventory owners literally having to pay thousands of pounds in housing penalties. It’s scary matter. Well, not for me, because I’m fully compliant. But it’s scary for those who aren’t.

Is that YOU?

The fact is, tenants have become smarter. They are becoming more educated, more aware of their rights, especially since they’re getting support from national charities like Shelter (the housing charity). Essentially, prosecuting landlords has become easy money for housing tenants...

1. The Amur Leopard

This is a rare subspecies of the leopard. The animal only live in the cold and snowy northern parts of Asia, where other members of the leopard family wouldn’t last the winter. It’s the only of it’s kind to adapt to cold climate. What makes it possible is a think coat of fur, covered by the all famous leopard spot pattern.

It’s habitats includes small parts of the Primorye region of south-eastern Russia and the Jillin province in north-eastern China. Lately, the habitats in China have been under question if any animals remain. Previously, the Amur leopard has been occupying some parts of Korea as well.

It’s so rare, it’s under the Critically Endangered graph since 1966 till now. Only 15-20 adults have been counted in 2007. Including the cubs, no more than 26 animals in total remain in existence.

The main threats to their survival are poaching, forest degradation...