The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has announced a closer partnership with RentGuarantor. Previously a recognised NRLA supplier, RentGuarantor covers UK, international, student and working tenants.
This enhanced partnership aims to recognise the additional challenges that tenants may face in accessing the private rented sector once rental reforms take hold later this year. RentGuarantor aims to help tenants move to a rental property, whilst providing landlords with increased financial security during the lifetime of their tenancies.
As a result of this partnership, the NRLA and RentGuarantor will create an education and training programme, designed to help landlords manage risk and protect their rental income.
"To have the support and partnership of an organisation of the NRLA’s stature is testament to RentGuarantor’s position as one of the leaders in the industry, and the capacity for our service to help landlords across the country," Paul Foy, chief executive officer of RentGuarantor, said.
He added: "Being a landlord in today’s property market extends far beyond collecting rent and managing maintenance – it’s about navigating risk and ensuring the financial sustainability of your property portfolio. This strategic partnership will aim to support landlords to manage and excel in this area.
"I look forward to working closely with the NRLA team to help provide educational tools to landlords whilst protecting their investments during this period of regulatory change."
Ben Beadle, chief executive at the National Residential Landlords Association, commented: "This new partnership with RentGuarantor will provide high-quality guidance on guarantor arrangements and vital options for prospective tenants during unprecedented regulatory upheaval.
"At a time of instability for the UK’s private rental market, it is vital that landlords are supported and at the top of their game at all times. RentGuarantor’s services and the comprehensive suite of educational tools that will result from our collaboration will help NRLA members to survive and thrive in 2026 and beyond."
