Partners and suppliers
Preparing for 2025: Navigating the Renters’ Rights Bill
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to introduce major changes to the private rental sector, including the abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions and tighter regulations on rent increases. For landlords, this is a pivotal moment to re-evaluate their strategies and adopt tools like Title Guardian to safeguard their properties. NRLA partner, Title Guardian spoke to Vanessa Warwick, co-founder of PropertyTribes.com, who shared practical insights for landlords navigating this significant shift.
Buy-to-let Mortgage Market Predictions 2025
A new calendar year brings with it, hope, New Year resolutions and mortgage market predictions. UK Finance, the trade association for the banking and finance industry, recently released its predictions for the next two years, in a Mortgage Market Forecasts document that was published on 16th December 2024. NRLA Mortgages gives us the highlights.
Top 5 landlord insurance pitfalls: What to watch out for in 2025
Landlords often face challenges that could be minimised with proactive maintenance, regular inspections, and effective tenant communication. But even the most prepared property owners can encounter unforeseen incidents. But what are the biggest risks landlords are likely to face when it comes to their rental properties? Total Landlord provide an essential snapshot of risks faced by property owners with the five most common and costly claims.
10 tips for a happy and peaceful 2025
For landlords, the new year is a great time to start as you mean to go on. It’s an opportunity to check in with your tenants after the holiday season and set the tone for the coming year. Suzy Hershman, Resolution Department Lead at mydeposits, offers her ten top tips for a happy and peaceful new year for you and your tenants.
EPCs are about to change – it’s time to have your say
Changes to the way Energy Performance Certificate ratings are calculated are on the cards, with the Government set to introduce more comprehensive home assessments and more frequent inspections. The changes are likely to mean extra expense for landlords, with the new, more in-depth inspections expected to take longer, and, as such, come with a heftier price tag. James Kent from NRLA partner, Safe2 gives us an overview.
Saving energy and reducing disputes for landlords
As energy efficiency remains an increasingly pressing issue in the private rented sector, landlords face the challenge of managing further energy cost increases, while ensuring compliance with EPC regulations. At the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, we’ve seen how energy-related disputes can arise, particularly when tenants feel bills are excessive or properties are poorly insulated. Here, we offer practical energy-saving tips for landlords and guidance on how to avoid disputes linked to energy use.
2024 tested landlords’ limits – Will 2025 offer a smoother path?
What a year! For landlords, 2024 has been an unpredictable rollercoaster, blending relentless challenges with glimmers of opportunity. From the ongoing possession crisis to changing tax landscapes and shifting yields, this year has tested the mettle of anyone in the private rented sector (PRS). NRLA recognised supplier, Landlord Action reflects on its highs, lows, and lessons while looking ahead to 2025.
Cost-saving strategies for landlords: How to keep your property running efficiently
Running a rental property can be expensive, but savvy landlords know there are ways to reduce costs without sacrificing quality. By focusing on energy efficiency and preventative maintenance, landlords can not only cut down on expenses but also provide tenants with a more appealing property. Here’s how you can save money while keeping your property running efficiently, with the help of NRLA partner, YourRepair’s boiler cover.
NRLA announces new partnership with Homebox
The NRLA has confirmed that it has agreed a new partnership with Homebox, the leading free utility management service that provides essential assistance to landlords and agents during the time-consuming transition period between tenancies.
How to prepare your property for new tenants: A comprehensive checklist
As a landlord or letting agent, getting your property ready for new tenants is essential for ensuring a smooth and positive experience. It's not just about aesthetics, though that’s important—it’s also about meeting legal requirements and maintaining the property’s long-term condition. A well-prepared property will help attract reliable tenants, reduce void periods, and avoid potential issues down the line. NRLA recognised supplier, Inventory Hive provides us with this checklist.
