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Tips for making your rental property more sustainable
The UK Government has announced a new consultation proposing that the minimum EPC rating for rental properties rises from E to C by 2030. Unlike previous plans, this proposal also introduces updated metrics to assess energy performance. NRLA partner, Leaders Romans Groups gives us some tips to improve rental properties.
Half of private renters on benefits face rent shortfall
Almost half of all private renters in receipt of housing benefits experience a shortfall between the support they receive from government and their monthly rents.
The only way is up… Section 21 and Section 8 claims surge
The latest possession figures from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) were released in February, demonstrating a very telling upward shift in possession claims. Simply put, landlords are racing to secure possession of their properties before the abolition of Section 21. The data confirms a dramatic rise in court claims, with 32,287 Section 21 notices filed in 2024, the highest number in eight years. Paul Shamplina from NRLA recognised supplier Landlord Action, gives us his take.
Energy efficiency: How to approach your response to Government plans
Controversial plans to introduce a minimum EPC rating of C to privately rented homes are out for consultation - and we are encouraging you to have your say. Here's our guide to help you navigate the complex document and ensure your voice is heard.
NRLA backing Lords arrears amendments
The NRLA is throwing its weight behind new rent arrears amendments tabled in the Lords. Lord Carter of Haslemere has tabled two amendments in line with NRLA proposals, which we believe will give landlords the confidence to know they will still be able to regain possession – in a timely manner – should their tenants stop paying rent.