Partners and suppliers

Working with industry-leading experts ensures our members have access to the services and support they need to run their business, with exclusive discounts and offers available

The Complete Guide to Protecting your Property from Flooding

In this comprehensive guide, NRLA insurance partners, Hamilton Fraser Total Landlord Insurance, explain everything landlords need to know about protecting property from flooding - from assessing level of risk to the measures to take to prepare both properties and tenants, what to do in the event of a flood, and how to make sure you have comprehensive cover.

Partners and Suppliers Steve Barnes 06/07/2022
The Complete Guide to Protecting your Property from Flooding

4 Tips on Gifting Property and Tax

If you've ever thought about the possibility of gifting a property, our partners at TaxScouts have provided some key points for consideration.

Partners and Suppliers Gemma Doswell 04/07/2022
4 Tips on Gifting Property and Tax

Getting the Best from your Buy to Let Investment in a Rising Rate Environment

The headlines in the money pages of the papers can make for scary reading nowadays. A number of Bank of England Base Rate increases since December, record fuel prices and the cost of living rising steeply. As a buy to let landlord, you could be forgiven for being a little nervous about the future, particularly if you have a portfolio of properties. NRLA Mortgages partner, 3mc, gives us their insight.

Partners and Suppliers Doug Hall 01/07/2022
Getting the Best from your Buy to Let Investment in a Rising Rate Environment

A Tenant's Guide to Avoiding a Deposit Dispute

Inventory Hive have created a full comprehensive customisable guide which can be downloaded and shared with your tenants. Additionally, they have included the top 5 avoidable deposit deductions.

Partners and Suppliers Richard Abbots 29/06/2022
A Tenant's Guide to Avoiding a Deposit Dispute

Save Tax: Adjusting the Split of Property Income Between Couples

The Income Tax Act 2007 (section 836) allows for income from properties that are jointly owned by married couples or civil partners that live together, to be legally split 50/50. However, whilst most landlords are aware that income can be shared equally by married couples for tax purposes, we receive many phone calls at Less Tax 4 Landlords from landlords who are not aware of the possibility to make changes to this arrangement.

Partners and Suppliers Ben Rose 24/06/2022
Save Tax: Adjusting the Split of Property Income Between Couples

Limited Company Structure Offers Landlords Protection Against Inflation

There are few bigger concerns for people in the UK currently than inflation. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that inflation now sits at 9%, its highest point in four decades, with warnings that it is only likely to increase further. GetGround explains how a limited company structure for your lettings business can help.

Partners and Suppliers Dr Moubin Faizullah-Khan 23/06/2022
Limited Company Structure Offers Landlords Protection Against Inflation

EPC Rules for Rented Property: What you Need to Know

The government plans to make energy efficiency standards for rented property stricter in the near future. Act now, says Kirsty Burnham, head of property at Movewise.

Partners and Suppliers Kirsty Burnham 13/06/2022
EPC Rules for Rented Property: What you Need to Know

How landlords can profit from having a digital billboard on their property

Andrew Foster of Wildstone shares how landlords could benefit from having a digital billboard on their rental property.

Partners and Suppliers Andrew Foster 08/06/2022
How landlords can profit from having a digital billboard on their property

Landlords: Are your Tenants in it for the Long Haul?

The Tenant Fee Act is now three years old as of June 1st 2022. This seismic introduction to the letting industry has changed the way many landlords approach buy-to-let, especially those using a managing agent. NRLA partner Viewber gives us their insight.

Partners and Suppliers Ed Mead 07/06/2022
Landlords: Are your Tenants in it for the Long Haul?

Why it Makes Sense to Sell with Tenants in Situ

If you need to sell, think carefully before you consider giving your tenants notice. Sitting tenants can be a real selling point, says Kirsty Burnham, Head of Property at NRLA sales partner Movewise.

Partners and Suppliers Kirsty Burnham 06/06/2022
Why it Makes Sense to Sell with Tenants in Situ