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Property development & commercial letting – opportunites to diversify?
With the Renters' Rights Bill on the horizon, the NRLA asked landlords to discuss their experiences in property markets other than residential letting. Whilst NRLA members are showing no rush towards the short term letting market, have they followed other routes in trying to balance the changing risk profile of residential letting? Members were asked about (i) property development and (ii) letting commercial property. This blog reviews experiences and barriers to entry.
"Check your head, then check your rent!" - Navigating the social housing maze
Having worked with thousands of landlords, NRLA recognised supplier Living Redefined has seen it all—every assumption, every expectation, and yes, every facepalm moment. The Social Housing Sector isn’t a one-size-fits-all kind of deal. It's a quirky, twisty, nuanced space where each contract comes with its own flavour, just like your favourite cup of coffee (except sometimes with more paperwork).
How to choose the right flooring for your flat
Whether you have purchased or are renting a flat, there are many aspects you may want to change to make the space feel like home, from the colour of the walls to the flooring. However, before making any changes, there are several factors to consider when selecting flooring for a flat. With neighbours on all sides, sound insulation should be a top priority, but the type of flat you live in will also influence your decision. NRLA partner Tapi, gives us some pointers.
Should you invest in HMO properties in the current buy-to-let market?
Property investment and the market surrounding it come with constant changes and challenges. Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) offer a unique opportunity to maximise rental income and diversify your portfolio with an alternative investment strategy. Although HMOs come with many benefits, it’s important to be aware of their nuances and complexities. In this article, NRLA partner GetGround, explores the potential rewards of HMO investing as well as the risks involved.
Renters Rights Bill amendments: what you need to know
A proposed new amendment to the Renters' Rights Bill will reassure landlords they will still be able to regain possession if they serve notice before the Bill becomes law but don't apply for a possession order until after. The amendment has been put forward by Baroness Taylor, the Housing Minister in the Lords.