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. Over here, we have compiled all the expert articles and opinions, practical guides, case studies and much more, designed to inform and educate.
What are the most common risks landlords face?
As a landlord, there are a wide range of risks that you might face, whether that’s unreliable tenants, the rising costs associated with rental properties, or maintenance issues and damage within your property. Because of this, protecting your property from financial risks can be vital for managing a smooth and successful rental business. Understanding what to look out for and having suitable landlord insurance can help. Jack Vlasto from NRLA insurance partner, Rentguard tells us more.
Title Guardian partners with the NRLA to protect landlords from property-related fraud
Today the NRLA publicises the launch of a new partnership with Title Guardian, the leading provider of smart property protection technology.
How furniture packages make landlords’ lives easier
Simply put, furniture packages are the easiest way to fully furnish a property. They take away the stress of choosing, buying, delivery and building all the furniture a home needs. Plus, they are designed to include complementary furniture, providing a cohesive style from room to room and making a property feel purposefully put together and appealing to tenants. NRLA Recognised Supplier, LOFT gives us some tips.
Understanding landlord responsibilities: Repairs and maintenance
It will come as no surprise that owning and renting out property comes with a vast set of legal obligations for landlords in the UK. Perhaps the most important obligations concern ensuring the property is well-maintained and safe for tenants. When the legal language is complicated it helps to cut straight to the basics. NRLA Partner, YourRepair, looks at the key repairs and maintenance responsibilities that landlords must adhere to under UK law.
Finding optimism amidst market challenges: navigating 2024 as a landlord
With the New Year now in full swing, Paul Shamplina, Founder of eviction and housing law specialist, Landlord Action and Chief Commercial Officer at NRLA insurance partner,Total Landlord, reflects on the evolving landscape for landlords and offers his insights and advice to landlords looking to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for 2024.
What landlords should watch out for in 2024
2024 will be a year to watch for landlords, especially those self-managing, as there are likely to be many changes and new announcements which will affect the way landlords operate. NRLA Partner, Leaders Romans gives us their insight.
NRLA Mortgages partner with lender Paragon Bank to offer shared exclusive products for members
Whether you are looking to expand your property portfolio, raise funds for further property investment or property improvements - NRLA Mortages is here to help.
How cold is too cold for a rented home?
As a landlord, it's crucial to understand your heating obligations and make sure your property meets the required habitable standards. In this article, the Tenancy Deposit Scheme outlines your heating responsibilities as a landlord, offers guidance on how to handle tenant heating concerns, and provides useful tips on how to help keep your property warm during the colder months.
4 signs it's time to replace your dishwasher
Dishes lost their sparkle? Puddles on the floor? It could be time to replace your dishwasher...Experts from NRLA partner, Currys Business tells us for the signs you should look out for.
Mediation: A constructive approach to resolving breach of tenancy agreements
Renting a property comes with its own set of challenges, and one common hurdle faced by both landlords and tenants is breach of tenancy agreements. Mediation offers an alternative and often more constructive approach to resolving breach of tenancy issues. Mike Morgan from NRLA partner, The Property Redress Scheme explores how mediation can be a valuable tool in addressing breach of tenancy agreements, fostering communication, and finding mutually beneficial solutions.