Partners and suppliers
Advice: how to protect your rental properties from boiler breakdown emergencies
Jon Tweats of Your Repair shares some best practice advice for landlords and also tenants when it comes to protecting rental properties from boiler breakdown emergencies.
What is mediation and why does it matter?
NRLA partner the Property Redress Scheme share advice on how mediation can help reach positive outcomes for both landlords and tenants, and five important things to consider when getting started.
How can landlords improve negotiations around end of tenancy deposit deductions?
NRLA partners No Letting Go explain more about end-of-tenancy disputes and some best practice advice for landlords.
Tips for landlords handling noise complaints
As a landlord, noise complaints can be one of the most stressful and complex issues to handle when renting a property. Here, the Tenancy Deposit Scheme addresses what to do if you receive a noise complaint, tips to address noise caused by your tenants, and how to avoid noise disputes during the tenancy.
Update on Capital Gains Tax for landlords
Since 2015, a wave of adverse tax changes have been introduced affecting landlords. This, along with other factors, has seen many landlords selling properties, and some exit the buy to let market altogether. Experts at NRLA partner RITA4Rent explore the recent changes.
Introducing ‘view a property on my behalf’
How to select good tenants fairly
As a landlord or agent, it’s perfectly acceptable to want the best tenants in your property – to protect your asset and ensure prompt rent payments. But how you can go about selecting the right people fairly, without committing unfair prejudice against others – and how do you know if you’re really choosing the best ones?
Buy to Let Market Update: April 2023
Welcome to 'Buy to Let Market', a column aimed at providing you with recent criteria and product updates within the Buy to Let lending markets written by Doug Hall of NRLA Mortgages.
Tips for your tenants - How to spot signs of escape of water
Escape of water is the unintended release of water from plumbing, heating, or domestic appliances. It can cause significant damage to buildings and their contents and it can be vital to catch these signs early to help avoid extensive loss and damage. Here, NRLA Partner, Rentguard, set out how tenants can play a part in preventing water leaks and what they can do to ensure a leak is spotted before it becomes a bigger problem.
Landlord's company record keeping spreadsheet
NRLA Recognised Supplier, RITA4Rent are delighted to announce the release of a new record-keeping spreadsheet, designed specifically for landlords who own UK buy-to-let residential property within a limited company. This follows the success of their popular record-keeping spreadsheet for landlords owning properties in their own names. It is an alternative and cost-effective method of recording your income and expenditure, versus the monthly cost of paying for a Cloud package.
