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5 checks to consider when finding reliable tenants
The NRLA’s partner for providing Rent Guarantee Insurance, Rentguard, has shared some key tips for landlords on what to consider when finding reliable tenants.
What do new Decent Homes Standard plans mean for me?
Plans for a new Decent Homes Standard and £40,000 fines for serious health hazards in privately rented properties have been announced by the Government, with a consultation now underway. James Kent, founder of NRLA compliance arm Safe2 and the association’s chief innovation officer explains more.
Rise in Escape of Water Claims: What Landlords Should Watch Out For
Almost one in three claims (28.63%) in 2024 were made due to water escaping. Whether it’s a burst pipe in winter or a leaking appliance left unnoticed, the consequences can lead to significant repair bills, lost rent, and unhappy tenants. Understanding how to spot early warning signs, what insurance covers, and how to handle a claim can help landlords avoid long-term disruption and protect their property investment.
NRLA podcast: Pets amendment and solving the empty homes crisis
In this month's episode of Listen Up Landlords, presenters NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco welcome Lord de Clifford, the peer responsible for tabling the latest pet amendment to the Renters’ Rights Bill. The team is also joined by the NRLA's Chris Norris and Chris Bailey National Campaigns Manager from Action On Empty Homes,
Meet the Trainer: Henry Davis
The Key to Property Investment, is of our most popular courses, with trainer Henry Davis a veteran property developer with more than 30 years’ experience. As part of our new Meet the Trainer series he shares his property journey.
NRLA's supply and demand research secures widespread media coverage
NRLA analysis on the shortage of rental properties in London received a significant boost this week, following coverage across national, trade and regional media.
James Cleverly appointed Shadow Housing Secretary
James Cleverly has been appointed to the position of Shadow Housing Secretary, returning to the front benches of the Conservative Party
Call of the month: Managing rent arrears before serving a notice
This month, our expert advice team spoke to a member about the complications around rent arrears when a long-term tenant is unable to pay
Third Reading: Renters' Rights Bill leaves the Lords
The Renters' Rights Bill has completed its scrutiny in the House of Lords just in time for summer recess. But while Westminster winds down, we're stepping up our efforts to ensure that the key wins secured so far aren't lost when the Bill returns to the Commons in September. Mia Rotaru, NRLA Public Affairs Officer, takes a closer look at what happened and what comes next.
NRLA UK Housing Conference agenda released
Tickets are selling fast for the NRLA Housing Conference on 5th November, with the agenda for the big day announced this week. Award-winning business journalist Steph McGovern is hosting the fourth annual event at Liverpool’s Exhibition Centre, with an exciting line-up of keynote speakers to be announced in the coming weeks.
