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How to identify potential mould issues in rented properties efficiently
Potentially 6.5 million homes have damp and mould. This isn’t a small issue. The health risks attached to untreated mould are serious for residents and landlords should take action to remedy their properties. Under new guidelines, landlords are responsible for ensuring their rented properties are free from these hazards. Failure to do so can result in prosecution and fines. NRLA recognised supplier, Inventory Hive outlines how to identify mould issues.
“I’ll see you in court!” – surely there is a better way?
Property portal: Can tech free up cash to tackle criminal landlords?
Entrepreneur and former Dragon's Den star to address NRLA conference
Uncertain future for the PRS as reports Renters (Reform) Bill dropped
Votes of property professionals still ‘up for grabs'
Votes of property professionals still ‘up for grabs', NRLA and Goodlord survey reveals
The unseen expenses of being a landlord
Renters (Reform) Bill has its first reading in the Lords
Legislation change under the microscope at NRLA events
Nick Knowles to present 2024 NRLA conference
Mental Health Awareness Week: Offering a helping hand
Rent controls ‘not Labour policy’
NRLA enforcement data presented to Parliamentary group
Landlords selling up biggest threat to renters
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