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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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Supply and demand inbalance must be addressed to support rental market
CEO Ben Beadle has recently commented on the Resolution Foundation Report, which highlighted the recent trends in rental-price growth, such as average rents being risen by 15 per cent since January 2022, and are currently rising at their fastest rates on record, growing by 9 per cent over the year to February 2024.
EPCs are changing - here's what you need to know
The new Home Energy Model is set to replace the EPC next year. In this article, first published in the NRLA members' magazine Property James Kent, NRLA's Chief Innovation Officer and founder of property compliance platform Safe2, explains what this means, and why landlords could be facing higher bills.
NRLA picks up top national awards
The NRLA has been named Best Property Education Provider and Best Product for Landlords at this year’s annual Property Reporter Awards.
Cladding Crisis: Cash grants on offer through new website
Cash to fund the replacement of dangerous cladding on blocks of flats is being made available via a new website being launched by the Government. The ‘Building Remediation Hub’, which will go live on Monday, will allow block owners and other ‘responsible persons’ to submit applications for Government funding for replacement cladding on medium- and high-rise buildings over 11 metres tall. Funding is not available to individual leaseholders.
Rent-to-Rent agreements - landlords urge caution
Rent-to-Rent agreements provide an alternative property letting model to the more typical approaches to renting. Whilst these arrangements can work for all where a rent-to-rent operator acts lawfully and manages the tenancy properly, they can be open to rogue operators. The NRLA recently asked members about their experiences of using Rent-to-Rent agreements. This blog post sets out some key findings.
