Rollout of the new landlord database will begin this December – with landlords to pay £65 per property per year to register.
Our new, fully updated HHSRS course has been launched, reflecting all the latest changes introduced under the Renters' Rights ...
The NRLA has issued its response to MHCLG's announcement that landlords across the private rented sector will soon need to sign up to its 'Register your Rental Property' service.
Autumn is one of the busiest points in the rental calendar. Student tenancies are getting underway, new tenants are settling in, and the seasonal shift means heating gets switched back on, ...
Record-breaking heatwaves and prolonged dry weather can create additional challenges for landlords and tenants when it comes to garden maintenance. During periods of extreme heat and drought, gardens ...
A perfect storm of legislation change, rising costs and press hostility is forcing landlords out of the sector, according to ...
Phase two of the Renters’ Rights Act will begin next month with the launch of the new landlord database. But will it really help? Our chief executive Ben Beadle says it has to be more than a national ...
Letting agent use has hit a two-year high and while some agents do fantastic job for landlords others can, and do, fall short ...
The Renters’ Rights Act has introduced changes to the way you deal with requests from your tenants about keeping pets. Under the new rules, you will no longer be able to impose blanket bans on pets, ...
The NRLA is a non-party political organisation. That isn’t a new position, or a particularly controversial one. As a representative body that likes to focus on practical solutions rather than ...
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