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Are rent-to-rent's days numbered?

Are rent-to-rent's days numbered?

The Renters (Reform) Bill is likely to change how rent-to-rent schemes function and will make landlords liable for the behaviour of rent-to-rent operators. The NRLA has been invited to feed-in to a consultation that seeks to better understand the business practices of rent-to-rent operators, as well as their impact on tenants and landlords.

Leasehold reform gathers pace

Leasehold reform gathers pace

Committee stage scrutiny of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill finished last week, with several amendments to the legislation agreed. Senior Campaigns and Public Affairs Officer, Eleanor Bateman, outlines the key changes and what they are likely to mean for leaseholders and freeholders.

Rental housing crisis set to worsen as tenant demand soars

Rental housing crisis set to worsen as tenant demand soars

In pictures: NRLA on Tour Midlands

In pictures: NRLA on Tour Midlands

State of the PRS – Winter 2023

State of the PRS – Winter 2023

Does your local authority tell tenants to wait for a bailiff? An update

Does your local authority tell tenants to wait for a bailiff? An update

What lies ahead for landlords in Wales in 2024?

What lies ahead for landlords in Wales in 2024?

The Big Question: Do you hold group viewings?

The Big Question: Do you hold group viewings?

Adapting rental homes - an invitation to join our focus groups

Adapting rental homes - an invitation to join our focus groups

Adapted properties: Government urges landlords to share their experiences

Adapted properties: Government urges landlords to share their experiences

Critical changes proposed to the Renters (Reform) Bill

Critical changes proposed to the Renters (Reform) Bill

Right to Rent fines to hit £20,000 from next month

Right to Rent fines to hit £20,000 from next month

Growing the private rented sector would boost Government coffers by £10 billion

Growing the private rented sector would boost Government coffers by £10 billion

Growing the private rented sector would boost Government coffers by £10 billion

Growing the private rented sector would boost Government coffers by £10 billion

NRLA in line for top industry awards

NRLA in line for top industry awards

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Latest podcast: Licensing woes and ebike safety warning