Renting to tenants on benefits - Wed 31, Jan 2018, 09:30am - 12:45pm

Private landlords may choose to specialise on providing accommodation to working age tenants dependant on income related … more

This is a common problem in properties. Older properties tend to suffer more than new ones, but rental properties are particularly prone. 

The problem is often a matter of degree: from a … more

Landlords have less than four months to ensure their rental properties meet the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES).

Here we’ll explain how the new MEES will work in regards to … more

Do you reject tenants with pets?

With over 46% of us being pet owners, you could be cutting off a large amount of prospective tenants.

If you are considering opening your options, read Tessa … more

Landlords and tenants are divided by new insurance based tenancy deposit scheme.

Landlords worry they may not be covered for damages at the end of tenancy and tenants are concerned deposit … more

Has one of your tenants moved out and you have remaining tenants in the property?

Tessa Sheperson explores the legal situation and provides a great case study on joint tenants. … more

 News from the RLA on Universal Credit-

Alan Ward RLA Chairman

24th Nov 2017

‘The RLA Campaigns Team is pleased to report that the Government has listened to us on … more

With more and more councils across the country exploring licensing schemes, this is now becoming more important to landlords with lots of questions arising.

Are you aware of … more