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Landlords must legally ensure their rental properties are safe. This includes annual checks for fire, electrical, and gas safety, plus providing an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).
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Renters' Rights warning as court backlogs continue to build
Court waiting times for landlord repossessions have increased yet again, despite the number of overall claims falling. We believe this is a major red flag when it comes to the ability of the courts to cope with the influx of cases once the Renters' Rights Bill comes into force and section 21 is abolished.
The Big Question – How do you approach tenant referencing?
The latest big question asks our members how do they approach tenant referencing, especially in light of changes on the way courtesy of the renters' rights bill
Forum Spotlight – Can the departing tenant pay for damages or must the cash come out of the deposit?
In this month's forum spotlight, we look at a case where a tenant would rather pay for any damages upon leaving the property as opposed to it coming out of their deposit
Accidental landlord? What you need to know!
Becoming a landlord isn’t always part of the plan. Whether you’ve inherited a property, moved in with a partner while keeping a spare home, or simply can’t sell in a tough market, stepping into the role of a landlord can feel overwhelming. In this blog, the Tenancy Deposit Scheme lists seven common mistakes accidental landlords often make, and how to avoid them with our 10 point checklist.
5 myths about rent guarantors – Busted
In a rental market where “affordability” is fast becoming a relative term and tenant referencing grows ever more cautious, rent guarantors have gone from optional extra to strategic essential. But despite their growing relevance, a surprising number of landlords still avoid them. Not because they aren’t useful—but because too many myths from a different rental era still linger. NRLA recognised supplier, RentGuarantor tells us more.
