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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.
Your licensing update for April
In our licensing blog this month, we round up all the latest licensing consultations from local authorities across the country and how to respond to them, as well as full details of all the new schemes coming into force.
NRLA podcast: Landlord affordability and finding the right tradesperson
In this month's episode of Listen Up Landlords presenters NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco discuss the issue of affordability in the private rented sector – and challenge of finding the right tradesperson when you need them.
Spring statement offers nothing for landlords or tenants
Today’s Spring Statement was a missed opportunity to address the chronic supply crisis in the private rented sector. NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle said Chancellor Rachel Reeves has done nothing to address issues exacerbating the rented housing crisis, despite figures from property portal Zoopla showing there are now an average of 12 renters chasing every available home to rent.
