The NRLA has partnered with HMRC-recognised platform Taxd to help landlords meet the Making Tax Digital deadline, offering members discounted access and integrated filing through NRLA...

English councils have recovered only a fraction of the financial penalties issued to landlords for housing offences, according to new research.

Landlords issuing formal repossession notices under the new ground have a window between 1 May and 31 July to serve them on student tenants this year.

The closer partnership comes in the wake of upcoming rental reforms.

Landlords could be required to invest up to £15,000 per property to meet new energy efficiency standards, but research finds £7,700 is the threshold beyond which targets...

The NRLA has warned that the Budget will drive up rents and harm low-income tenants

Around 11 million renters in England rely on the private rented sector for mobility and access to work and education.

The Renters’ Rights Act became law on October 27th, ending Section 21 evictions while protecting landlords’ ability to regain properties when necessary.

Landlord sales were three times more likely to cause tenancy endings than the next most common reason

Economist Paul Johnson cautions that increasing costs for landlords could lead to fewer landlords and higher rents.