NRLA Research: Have your say on the Renters' Rights Bill
The new Renters’ Rights Bill promises seismic change across the private rented sector (PRS), and the NRLA wants to hear more about the potential impact of proposed new legislation on you and your business.
The abolition of Section 21 and the end of the fixed term are among major changes to the way the sector will operate set out in the Bill, which was published last week.
It will get its second reading in the House of Commons on October 9 and we will be lobbying Government to ensure the voices of landlords are heard.
We believe it is essential landlords are given reasonable time to prepare before the proposals become law, and information provided in our latest quarterly survey will help shape our campaigns work.
We will be asking for your initial thoughts on proposals and the impact they will have on your plans for your portfolio going forward.
We also want to hear how you feel the NRLA can tailor its offer to best support you through the challening times ahead.
Get involved
If you are signed up for updates from our research team you should have received an email inviting you to complete the survey.
It will take between 25 and 30 minutes to complete and if you log in via the email link you will be entered into a draw for the chance to win £250 of John Lewis vouchers.
You can also access the suvey via this link, although this will not allow you to enter the draw,
NRLA research is vital when it comes to setting the agenda for our policy and campaigns work, by letting us know about the issues that matter to you. Make sure you don't miss out on the chance to get involved by ensuring your account preferences are set to accept all our latest survey calls and research news.
More information
Find out more about the new Bill on our Renters' Rights Bill hub, which will feature all the latest news and analysis.
The NRLA's annual Landlord Conference will offer a unique opportunity for property professionals to find out more about the Bill, and the changes we can expect to see, from expert speakers from across the industry. Tickets for the event, which will be held at Birmingham's NEC on November 6, are selling fast, so to find out more and book your place, click here.
