Birmingham venue for landlord conference

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Details of the National Landlords Association’s National Conference 2009 have been revealed. It will be held at the Holiday Inn Birmingham City on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November

Attendees will have the chance to listen and question the key individuals who will shape the sector over the next ten years, according to the NLA. They will also be given the chance to join the debate about the impact of the market, government policy and industry developments on private renting in the UK

For more information go to, &lta href=&quothttps://www.landlords.org.uk/conference&quot&gtwww.landlords.org.uk/conference&lt/a&gt

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