Partners and suppliers
The rent’s due: Why landlords must rethink risk in 2025
We’re at a crossroads in the UK rental sector. Economic pressures are building, regulatory reform is accelerating, and traditional ways of managing tenancy risk are quickly becoming outdated. From my vantage point at NRLA recognised supplier, RentGuarantor — working closely with letting agents and landlords every day — one thing is abundantly clear: the next phase of the rental market will reward those who adapt, not those who resist.
Feeling the pressure from the Renters’ Rights Bill?
The Renters’ Rights Bill is changing the game. With Section 21 on the chopping block, stricter regulation, and uncertainty around how landlords will operate in the future it’s no wonder so many of you are rethinking your next move. But what if you could future-proof your portfolio, secure long-term income, and create lasting social impact - all at once? NRLA recognised supplier Living Redefined, tells us more.
Check your dates: Does your EICR need renewing?
June marks five years since the introduction of mandatory Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) for new private rented sector tenancies. NRLA Chief innovation officer and founder of Safe2 James Kent explains why now’s the perfect time to check your renewal date.
Deposits and no-fault evictions in Wales
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 introduced a number of key changes to the private rental sector in Wales. However, one aspect of the new legislation that remains consistent with the previous legal framework is the requirement to protect a deposit and provide the contract-holder with required information, and the potential consequences for failing to do the same. NRLA recognised supplier, Redkite Solicitors gives us some tips.
How economic factors can affect UK landlords
Property investment is deeply intertwined with the broader economic landscape, from property prices to renter demand, there are a variety of economic factors which influence property investment performance. Investors who can understand and react to these changes have the potential to remain or become profitable, while those who turn a blind eye might risk losses and weaker performance. NRLA partner, GetGround gives us some insight.
Is guaranteed rent the future of letting?
Recent headlines about the Home Office encouraging landlords to house asylum seekers have sparked a lot of headlines and conversation — and rightly so. Through Serco, one of the Government’s housing contractors, landlords are being offered five-year leases with guaranteed rent and full management taken off their hands. On the face of it, this might sound appealing. Paul Shamplina from NRLA recognised supplier, Landlord Action, give us his take.
How to handle emergency repairs in rental properties
Emergencies in rental properties can happen at any time, and when they do, landlords need to act fast. From burst pipes to boiler breakdowns, unexpected issues can cause stress for both landlords and tenants. Knowing what qualifies as an emergency, who is responsible for what, and how to prevent major repairs in the first place can help you avoid costly disruptions. NRLA partner YourRepair, gives us some advice.
EPCs & buy-to-let finance: What landlords need to know
Energy Performance Certificates are vital documents for landlords that rate a property's energy efficiency from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Introduced in 2007, EPCs have become increasingly important in the private rental sector, with significant regulatory changes on the horizon. NRLA Mortgages gives us insight as to what this means from a lender's perspective.
The landlord's essential guide to garden maintenance
Garden maintenance can be a contentious area between landlords and tenants. This is often due to confusion over who is responsible for which areas of the garden they are expected to maintain and unclear tenancy agreements. NRLA deposit protection provider, mydeposits has put together a timely guide to garden maintenance and how to avoid any end-of-tenancy issues that might arise.
Stop small issues turning into big bills: Seasonal maintenance tips for landlords
In this guide to seasonal maintenance tips for landlords, NRLA insurance partner, Total Landlord, explains five key reasons why it’s vital to maintain your property and shares a checklist of the essential tasks you need to focus on at this time of year to keep your rental in tip top shape for your tenants.
