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Investors in People award NRLA gold accreditation
Investors in People (IIP) have confirmed that the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), the UK’s leading organisation for landlords in the private rented sector, has achieved the ‘Gold’ benchmark following a wide-ranging accreditation process.
Understanding Anti-Social Behaviour Evictions
Anti-social behaviour is a huge issue in communities and neighbourhoods, often affecting the quality of life for many residents in the area. NRLA recognised supplier, Woodstock Legal Services explains what this entails, how to gain possession of your property and the challenges and considerations.
How to improve your kitchen
Does the kitchen in your rental property need a new lease of life? Perhaps the property is currently empty, and you want to make some improvements before new tenants move in? Giving your kitchen a refresh needn’t cost too much, and in this blog, we’ll tell you about some of the ways you can give your kitchen a new lease of life, without replacing it entirely.
Are you eligible to receive a Government Energy Saving Grant to improve the EPC Rating of your property?
Andrew Williams from NRLA third party advertiser, Energy Saving Grants, explains about the Government grants available for private landlords to improve the energy efficiency of their properties and comply with Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES).
Complete guide to inventory for landlords
A rental property inventory is a detailed document that records the contents and condition of a property, both inside and out. The inventory should be completed before a tenant moves in, when they move-out, and can also be used during periodic inspections throughout the tenancy. NRLA partner, Total Landlord, outlines the complete guide to a comprehensive inventory.