New to the NSDLP (National Tenants Insurance) field are NSDIP (New Tenants Insurance Information), and NTCPS (New Tenants Property Insurance Information), published by the National Tenants Insurance Council (NTSI). These are comprehensive yet concise guides to all aspects of New Tenants Property Insurance, Coverage and Rental Agreements, both for landlords and tenants. It would be a shame to skip these books, which provide the foundation for building your understanding of the insurance field and the laws which govern it, both in Australia and abroad. With this bundle includes guides from the following two publications… recent updates can be viewed here… subscribe today. The updated version of the third edition of NSDLP, which was published in 2021, is now available to new and existing members of the National Tenants Insurance Council (NTSC). And if you want the latest and greatest in comprehensive leasing and insurance reviews, subscribe today!
As, well as containing guides on state and territory laws, which are essential if you wish to get the best from your NSDLP / NTCPS / NSDIP education, the bundle also provides an outstanding range of informative articles, which educate, inform and offer advice on everything from housing affordability, landlord and tenant law, landlord-tenant relations, and commercial leases through to leasing procedures and the lease itself. And if you want to find out more about how to prepare and complete your nsw conveyancing / estate planning application, or what forms you need to send to your property owners and estate agents, then there is plenty of information available in the glossary at the end of each chapter. Many of the common questions about the estate and conveyancing have been answered, and you will find answers to questions such as how to deal with section 8 tenants, whether you need to include a self tenancy clause in your lease, whether a lease should be listed as an asset-ossession deed or as an assignment in relation to a mortgage and how to protect yourself against eviction, and other relevant issues. There are also several helpful guides on preparing your financial documents and wills.
The NSW package contains the solicitors’ only Guide to NSDLP, providing expert legal advice to those who require it. This comprehensive guide covers the full process of getting a NSDIP and includes: the legal impact of the change to the law, how to make an application, the legal forms you need to fill in, forms for valuation and insurance, how to arrange finance approval and contracts for property sale or lease. If you have already obtained a NSDIP and you would like to know more about the different types of extensions that you can obtain, the Guide to NSDIPs provides the information you need to help you understand the various types of extensions. The Guide to NSDIPs also gives you useful advice on how to prepare for future changes to the law so that you are fully prepared for your NSDIP application.