Partners and suppliers
“I smell a rat!” – and I need to get rid of a pest?
Most tenancies end amicably, with the tenant handing back the keys and agreeing with the landlord or agent on any costs that need to be met. But a percentage end up in dispute over how the property has been left. NRLA partner, PRS tells us how mediation can help.
NRLA announces new partnership with Checkatrade
The NRLA today announces that it has agreed a new partnership with Checkatrade, the UK’s leading platform for home improvements, that will benefit landlords seeking quality work on their rental homes and offer more jobs to tradespeople.
What landlords should know about expanding their portfolio in 2025
If you're considering growing your buy-to-let portfolio in 2025, understanding changes in the market and regulatory landscape is essential. NRLA partner, Leaders Romans Group gives us a concise overview of what’s coming.
Should I transfer my personally owned property to a limited company?
The benefits of limited company buy-to-let investing have become clearer over the last few years, with more and more landlords opting to take advantage of the tax efficiencies and streamlined growth opportunities that a SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) offers. However, for those who have already bought a property in their personal name, is there a way to access the same benefits? NRLA partner, GetGround gives us their insight.
Electric shower not working? When you do call a plumber vs an electrician?
Having a lovely warm shower is one of life’s simple pleasures. So when your shower malfunctions it can put a real dampener on your day. NRLA partner, Checkatrade helps us out why your electric shower isn't working, and who is best placed to fix it.
What is the process for renting your property to a supported housing provider?
In this article, NRLA recognised supplier Living Redefined will walk through the typical process for leasing your property to a supported housing provider so you know what to expect should you wish to explore this alternative rental strategy.
How the new energy efficiency regulations will affect rental properties
Energy efficiency regulations in the UK are tightening and landlords must take notice. With the upcoming changes to Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) and other regulations, landlords will need to ensure their properties meet stricter Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements. Here’s what you need to know about the new regulations and how YourRepair can help you stay compliant while protecting your property.
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.
