The Renters Rights’ Bill, which is expected to be introduced later this year, aims to address the shortage of pet friendly rentals. In this article, NRLA insurance partner, Total Landlord, explains ...

Controversial plans for a private rented sector database are set to cost more than £325 million, with our CEO Ben Beadle ...

Our Chief Executive Ben Beadle was at Conservative Party Conference this week. Here’s his take on the events in Birmingham. The Conservatives arrived in Birmingham in a buoyant mood, despite being ...

September finished with prices higher across the board, as stalled peace talks between the US and Iran - and lower than average European gas storage for the time of year - kept the market on edge. Day ...

A consultation asking landlords how and when Awaab’s Law should be introduced to the private rented sector has been launched today. Awaab’s Law was created following the death of two-year-old Awaab ...

More than 4,000 landlords signed up to join NRLA experts and Government officials to find out more about the new landlord database at a member webinar this week. Here we answer some of your frequently ...

The council is currently proposing to introduce a selective licensing scheme covering 18 wards, which would replace the smaller scheme which is currently in force. The proposed licence fee is £974 per ...

New rules on electronic Right to Rent checks have come into force today. Right to Rent checks were introduced in England in 2014 to ensure only those lawfully present in the UK can access the private ...

Ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) coming into force on May 1st, there were a lot of concerns – from all sides of the industry. Landlords were probably most worried about the removal of section 21 ...

Last week, we held a webinar exploring the link between the Renters’ Rights Act and the proposed new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for privately rented homes. Landlords in England and ...