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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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Prepare your rental property for summer: A spring maintenance checklist
As the warm weather approaches, spring presents the perfect opportunity for landlords to give their rental properties a thorough check-up. Seasonal maintenance in spring addresses any damage from winter, and prepares the home for the summer months. By tackling a spring maintenance checklist, you can spot problems early, ensure your property meets legal standards, and keep your tenants happy. Here, the Tenancy Deposit Scheme provides a comprehensive checklist to help you spring into action!
Five years of your NRLA
Next week will mark five years since the National Residential Landlords Association came into being. Here our chief executive Ben Beadle shares his thoughts on what we have achieved since then – and what happens next.
Your training and events guide for April
The NRLA’s award-winning Training Academy is running courses, both in-person and virtually this April, along with a packed programme of national and regional events.
Financial sanctions for letting agents – what you need to know
Letting agents need to meet new reporting obligations as part of the UK Financial Sanctions Regulations – with the new rules coming on 14 May, but what does this mean?
Renters' Rights Bill and rent in advance
A proposal to ban rent in advance under the Renters’ Rights Bill risks misunderstanding its role in the private rented sector. NRLA analysis shows that most landlords request only one month’s rent upfront, with larger sums often driven by tenant choice or practical circumstances. A blanket ban could restrict access for renters who benefit from this flexibility.
