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Renters’ Rights Bill deep dive: How tenancies are changing

Renters’ Rights Bill deep dive: How tenancies are changing

This week the Government published its planned reforms for the private rented sector. To help our members, the NRLA will be producing guidance and new downloadable templates to make the transition as smooth as possible. Over the next few weeks, we will publish a series of articles explaining the new rules in more detail. This first article covers the changes to tenancy agreements, advertising your property, and increasing the rent.

Autumn Budget: What if the SDLT levy was scrapped?

Autumn Budget: What if the SDLT levy was scrapped?

With Rachel Reeves’ first Budget Statement only two months away, speculation is mounting about what she will announce in what has been billed by PM Sir Kier Starmer as a 'painful' October Budget. But what does this mean for landlords? NRLA Policy Director Chris Norris is exploring the impact of a range of potential tax changes the government could introduce and looking at how they would affect you and your business. This week we ask what would happen if the SDLT levy was scrapped?

Compliance – how staying on top of your responsibilities could avoid five-figure penalties

Compliance – how staying on top of your responsibilities could avoid five-figure penalties

Budget spotlight: Capital Gains and income tax

Budget spotlight: Capital Gains and income tax

Renters’ Rights Bill – What is the Section 8 possession process?

Renters’ Rights Bill – What is the Section 8 possession process?

What Are Landlords Responsible for Fixing in a Rented Property?

What Are Landlords Responsible for Fixing in a Rented Property?

Answers needed on energy efficiency plans

Answers needed on energy efficiency plans

Councils failing to inspect potentially hazardous housing

Councils failing to inspect potentially hazardous housing

Councils failing to inspect potentially hazardous housing

Councils failing to inspect potentially hazardous housing

EPCs are changing - here's what you need to know

EPCs are changing - here's what you need to know

Leasehold reform: Has the legislation lost its way?

Leasehold reform: Has the legislation lost its way?

EPCs are changing: what does this mean for you?

EPCs are changing: what does this mean for you?

Budget 2024: First Thoughts

Budget 2024: First Thoughts

The risky business of rental reform

The risky business of rental reform