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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.
The NRLA helps you prepare for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
The NRLA has produced a step-by-step guide to help our members with the changes to income tax as we prepare for making tax digital
Exiting landlords ‘disastrous for tenants’
NRLA analysis shows homelessness is being driven upas landlords leave the private rented sector, with figures going up in the first quarter of 2025
Buy-to-let market update: August 2025
Welcome to ‘Buy-to-Let Market’, a column aimed at providing you with recent criteria and product updates within the buy-to-let lending markets. The information within this article is correct as at 31/072025.
From recess to Royal Assent – Retaining key wins in the Renters’ Rights Bill
The NRLA is still working to make sure landlord voices are heard, with parliament in recess and Royal Assent around the corner for the Renters' Rights Bill
Your licensing blog for August
In this month's licensing update, we look at changes in the capital, as well as the North West and the seaside area of Yarmouth.
Your training and events for August
We round-up a bumper month of training as well as look ahead to a new and exciting series of events on your way from the NRLA
Are you being served?
It is vital to be able to evidence effective service when serving notices or documents relating to a tenancy. Read on to hear how a recent claim was dismissed due to a technicality pertaining to service of documents under the tenancy agreement.
