While the landlord database stole the headlines, the Government has also – in line with NRLA recommendations – announced that the Valuation Office Agency will be able to rule on rent increases. But ...
In our latest deep dive into the 37 Section 8 grounds you'll need to rely on to take back possession of your property, we take a look at grounds 12 and 13.
We are hosting two member webinars next week, the first looking at the evolving student sector and the second focussing on ...
Telford and Wrekin Council has withdrawn plans to introduce additional licensing for smaller HMOs following an intervention brought by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA). The scheme ...
Legionella compliance is often misunderstood. Many landlords believe they need an expensive inspection, a specialist survey or an annual Legionella certificate to meet their legal responsibilities. In ...
For years, the rush to meet the 31st January (online) self-assessment deadline has been a staple of the private landlord’s calendar. However, from 6 April 2026, the process of tax reporting is ...
More than a quarter of landlords don't know there will be exemptions from upcoming new rules on energy efficiency, according to new NRLA data. NRLA research officer Finlay Duncan explains more.
Inconsistent and limited accountability is leaving landlords and tenants vulnerable to rogue letting agents, according to a leading industry body.
The Lettings Industry Council (TLIC) has launched a new report calling for better and more effective regulation of the UK lettings market. In their report TLIC proposes a new framework which will ...
Two landlord surveys are launching this weekend, with research subscribers invited to take part for the chance to win £250 in shopping vouchers.
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