In this environment we all need to minimise the health risks in letting out properties.

But what does that mean for landlords?

How will social distancing impact on your lettings and what about … more

Plans to phase out the sale of coal and wet wood for domestic burning and encourage the use of cleaner fuels in the home have been confirmed by the government.

Wood burning stoves and coal fires are … more

A letting agent has been fined £80,000 for HMO failures after a fire at one of the properties. Orange Living, trading as Loc8me, had failed to license four HMOs, an investigation by council … more

Lincolnshire police have recently revealed that in the past year, the force has located around 75 cannabis grows across the whole county.

A number of the grows were found in rental properties, and … more

The UK has now stopped being a member of the European Union and is now in a transition period until 31st December 2020. If EU, EEA* or Swiss citizens wish to stay in the UK beyond the end of the … more

There is no avoiding the current coronavirus crisis with all aspects of society feeling the effects. It is proving a very stressful time for private rented sector landlords which is why we th NRLA … more

The Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020 will apply to all new tenancies from 1st July 2020.  Existing tenancies will be covered by these … more

East Lindsey District Council has issued a Civil Penalty of £2000 to the landlord of a property after receiving new powers in 2018 for non-compliance of The Energy Efficiency Regulations 2015. … more