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Next government must ensure housing benefit rates tack rents
Millions of people in the private rented sector face chronic uncertainty due to a failure by the main political parties to provide clarity on housing benefit rates. The NRLA is now calling on the next government to commit to ensuring housing benefit rates permanently track market rents.
Renters and landlords face chronic uncertainty amid silence from parties on housing benefits crisis
With the general election campaign in full swing, the NRLA calls on each of the UK's major political parties to clarify their position with respect to the future of housing benefit rates.
NRLA member continues charity crusade
Landlord and letting agent Michelle Walker-Smith has been raising money for charity again. The Newcastle-based business owner has taken part in a sponsored sleep out along with other business leaders, to raise much needed money for the homeless and under-privileged
The complete guide to tenant referencing for landlords
Thorough tenant referencing is one of the most critical steps you can take as a landlord to protect your property and maximise the chances of having a successful tenancy. Evidence of a robust reference check is also a requirement of most landlord insurance policies. NRLA insurance partner, Total Landlord, has to put together this comprehensive guide.
Exclusive NRLA webinar: Priorities for the new government
The NRLA will host a post-election webinar on 24 July, examining the new government's priorities when it comes to the private rented sector. The webinar will follow the State Opening of Parliament and the King’s Speech on July 17, where the incoming government will put meat on the bones of its election pledges and outline its plans for the forthcoming parliamentary session.
