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Leasehold reform: What to expect when Parliament returns
Reforming the centuries-old leasehold system was always going to take time, but a legal challenge could cause fresh delays. A High Court judgment is expected in the coming weeks which will determine the Government’s next steps – but where does this leave landlords? Public Affairs manager Eleanor Bateman takes a deep dive.
NRLA runs proptech pilot tackling damp and mould
The NRLA has partnered with Danish firm WiseHome to run a pilot programme trialling a new product offering a high-tech solution to the issue of damp and mould in rented homes. The scheme found 63% apartments had challenges with high humidity and low ventilation, with issues mainly in common areas and bathrooms.
Are you happy with the NRLA? Answer our members’ survey
The NRLA has launched its biennial survey to find out what services we provide you really like and how we can improve your experience as a landlord
Homelessness Minister resignation: Was Rushanara Ali right to stand down?
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last few days, you will be aware that the Government’s homelessness minister, Rushanara Ali, has stood down in a row over a rental home she owns in East London. NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle shares his thoughts on what's happened - and the challenges up ahead when the new Renters' Rights Bill comes into force.
Energy efficiency reforms: What to expect when Parliament returns
We look at what our members can expect when Parliament returns in terms of the reforms around energy efficiency
Landlord Eye #2: Renters' Rights and energy efficiency
The findings of the second edition of Landlord Eye are nearly here and they paint a fascinating picture of life for a landlord with so many changes in the private rented sector
Calling all landlords – share your fire safety assessment experience
The NRLA is asking landlords to share their thoughts with us on the new Building Safety Bill and how it is affecting them in terms of cost and their business
Things first-time landlords should know: Renovation tips for your first rental property
Becoming a landlord for the first time is both exciting and daunting. Whether you’ve recently purchased your first buy-to-let property or you’re converting a home into a rental, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is what type of flooring to install.
5 ways to avoid deposit disputes this summer
Summer is a busy time for landlords, the end of tenancy season brings a whole lot of moving in and moving out, especially with students wrapping up their courses and families relocating during the school holidays. But with all this activity comes the potential for disputes over deposits. The good news is, with a bit of preparation and communication, you can avoid the common issues that cause headaches later on.
Get ready for the Renters’ Rights Bill: Updated assured shorthold tenancy agreements
As we await the Renters' Rights Bill becoming law and with major parts of the Bill now clearer, we’ve updated our assured shorthold tenancy agreements to make sure you are ready for the changes ahead.
