Partners and suppliers
End of tenancy dilemmas
NRLA partners mydeposits discuss potential problems when ending a tenancy, with advice for a wide range of circumstances.
Blog: Best Practice for Landlords
Head of TDS Adjudication Services Sandy Bastin on what you need to to maintain a successful tenancy.
A landlord's guide to tenancy agreements
What costs can be deducted on your tax return?
NRLA Recognised Supplier Tax Scouts share their advice for landlords when it comes to what costs can be deducted on a self-assessment tax return.
Mid tenancy solutions: How to prevent issues threatening the continuation of a tenancy
Most tenancies run smoothly and any potential problems that arise during the contract can be quickly addressed between the tenant and landlord, often with the help of the letting agent. However, from time to time, issues can become more entrenched and jeopardise the continuation of the tenancy. In this month’s article, The Dispute Service looks at a real-life case study using the Tenancy Redress Service.
A Quick Guide to Tenancy Deposit Protection for New Landlords
Sandy Bastin of NRLA deposit partner TDS shares all you need to know about deposits when starting out on your buy-to-let journey.
Negotiating with your tenants
Suzy Hershman, Head of Dispute Resolution at NRLA partners mydeposits writes about reducing the need for negotiations, how to approach negotiations and avoid a dispute and using evidence to support your claim and what is needed.
Wear and tear-is it fair?
This guide provided by NRLA partners My Deposits covers what landlords need to know about fair wear, including whether damage to the property falls under the umbrella of the term. Learn more about what is considered normal wear and tear in a rental property, and keeping wear and tear to a minimum.
Using photographs and videos as dispute evidence
NRLA deposit protection provider, mydeposits, write about about property inventories, why including visual media is so important and, how good images can make all the difference if you need to rely on them to resolve end of tenancy negotiations and disputes.
Property inventories - why prevention is better than cure
Prevention being better than cure is not a new concept, in fact it's been around since the 16th Century and has been a mantra for the NHS for a few years now.
