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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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Independent landlords under threat from renters’ reform: Fall out could push up rental costs
This report sets out landlord responses to the recently published White Paper - A Fairer Private Rented Sector.Over 3,000 landlords who rent property in England took part in the consultation. Landlords feel the proposals in the White Paper threaten the supply of housing in the PRS.Landlords will either exit/reduce holdings in the residential market. The changes also make the short term and holiday market more attractive: The consequences for private renters could be profound.
Private rented sector vital to economic and social life of the country says new report
An NRLA-commissioned report by Chamberlain Walker reveals how the private rented sector has a pivotal role to play in the economic and social life of the UK.
Six years of hurt – Where has Section 24 left the landlord market?
2017 was an important year for landlords in that it marked the beginning of Section 24 (S24). With a restriction on mortgage tax relief, many predicted that landlords would experience huge financial difficulties and the rental market would suffer as a result. After almost 6 years of implementation, where has S24 left the landlord market? NRLAL Recognised Supplier, Less Tax 4 Landlords gives us their insight.
In Focus (2022, Qtr 3): Economic Influences and LGBTQ+ issues
The Quarter 3 consultation examines the impact that rising interest rates and inflation is having on landlords and the PRS. The report looks at landlords and LGBTQ+ tenants. It identifies some key issues, and a potential role for the NRLA in supporting landlords whose tenants are victims of hate crimes.
In Focus (2022, Qtr 2): Property Management and Regulation
Over 1,000 landlords contributed to the NRLA's Quarter 2 consultation. The survey examined landlords' experience of using letting agents. It also looks at the factors which explain why some landlords use online rather than a High Street agent. The study also looks at tenant complaints. Only a small proportion of landlords surveyed receive complaints, reflecting tenant satisfaction levels.
