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Common misconceptions about social housing
For landlords seeking alternative ways to let their properties, supported housing offers a unique solution. Unlike traditional tenancies, supported housing involves renting properties to organisations that provide accommodation and care for vulnerable individuals. NRLA partner, Living Redefined outlines common misconceptions about social housing.
HMOs vs. Single Let
The property investment landscape continues to evolve, with investors increasingly weighing the merits of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) against traditional single-let properties. As we progress through 2025, understanding the financial dynamics, regulatory requirements, and operational complexities of each strategy has become crucial for making informed investment decisions. NRLA Mortgages gives us their insight.
Are you happy with the NRLA? Answer our members’ survey
The NRLA has launched its biennial survey to find out what services we provide you really like and how we can improve your experience as a landlord
How to: Fit a loft ladder
This week, we show you how you can attach a loft ladder in your property, as you seek to maximise the space in your rental home
Homelessness Minister resignation: Was Rushanara Ali right to stand down?
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last few days, you will be aware that the Government’s homelessness minister, Rushanara Ali, has stood down in a row over a rental home she owns in East London. NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle shares his thoughts on what's happened - and the challenges up ahead when the new Renters' Rights Bill comes into force.