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Tax changes in the private rented sector, including the loss of mortgage interest relief have contributed to the loss of £1.5 billion in Treasury revenue, according to new independent analysis from Capital Economics commissioned by the NRLA.
NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle and Policy Director Chris Norris met with new housing minister Rachel Maclean to talk rental reform, in particular the loss of the fixed term. The talks follow a meeting with housing secretary Michael Gove.
The NRLA has hit the headlines in the national media this week with the news the association's recommendations will be adopted by the Government to give landlords greater powers to deal with anti-social behaviour in their rental properties.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt missed a prime opportunity to address the supply crisis in the PRS in this month's budget. The NRLA believes the Government must take immediate action to prevent the gulf between supply and demand growing further.
A new ‘How to Rent’ guide has been released by Government – with landlords reminded they MUST serve this version at the start of any new tenancy or renewal.It has been updated to include new laws which have come into force in the last four years.
Chair of the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Select Committee Clive Betts MP joins the podcast team to talk rental reform, and outline why the committee is backing NRLA calls on issues including anti-social behaviour and student lets.
Smoking is a controversial issue and in this month's big question we ask you about your approach in your rentals. Do you allow tenants to smoke, or is it prohibited - and do tenants stick to the rules? Answer our poll to let us know your experiences.
The NRLA has been named Best Property Education Provider at the prestigious annual Property Reporter Awards for the second year in a row. The association’s Training Academy picked up the award at a ceremony in London on Wednesday.
Landlords and letting agents across Wales can now access updated Rent Smart Wales licensing training from the NRLA. Courses for both landlords and letting agents have now gone through the lengthy Government approval process following updates.
Hundreds of landlords attended our free NRLA on Tour events this month, held in Leeds and Kent. The live roadshows will be running at venues across England and Wales, offering vital legislation updates, presentations and networking opportunities with fellow property professionals
Check out our local licensing update to find out all you need to know about consultations launched in your local authority area and the latest schemes due to come into force. These include plans for Newham and Kensington and Chelsea.
In addition to our comprehensive eLearning offering, we have a wide selection of eClassroom and face-to-face training courses to choose from throughout the month, along with a full programme of regional webinars.
It is just over three years since the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 were introduced. This month we helped a member with a question about renewing an EICR.
This month a member contacted our forum asking whether it was necessary for a guarantor to be a home owner if they had a good credit history - and what the legal position was. Here's what our landlords had to say.
This month marked Debt Awareness Week, run by leading debt support charity, StepChange. To coincide with the annual event the NRLA has shared its guidance and resources when it comes to managing debt.
The Department for Work and Pensions has begun the last stage in its migration of legacy benefit recipients to Universal Credit. This course can help you and your tenants navigate the changes up ahead. Click below to find out more.