Constantinos Savvides, Head of Underwriting at London Credit, looks at the Renters (Reform) Bill and what it could mean for landlords and the PRS.

With parliament's summer recess rapidly approaching, the upcoming parliamentary schedule does not have room for the second reading of the Renters (Reform) Bill, when MPs will be able...

Kate Davies, Executive Director, Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association, looks at the Renters Reform Bill and its consequences for the buy-to-let market and ultimately, its...

A majority of agents feel unprepared to implement recently announced legislation that will see an end to 'no fault' evictions.

The Renters (Reform) Bill is a golden opportunity to improve standards in the PRS, according to industry bosses.

Agents who took part in a recent Q&A webinar have described the Renters' Reform Bill as “The biggest worry facing agents today.”

A sustained government attack on landlords, culminating in the publication of the Renters' Reform Bill, could cause many to finally exit the sector with the ban on Section 21 cited as...

Three-quarters of landlords say that they will raise rents and/or deposit sizes in the face of new legislation which is set to change landlords’ abilities to refuse pets.

Guy Coggrave, Managing Director, GSC Grays, looks at how The Renters' Reform Bill could offer landlords the opportunity to review their portfolio and consider if their properties and...

Following on from the long-awaited publication of the Renters' Reform Bill, new research from Finbri reveals that Landlords are wary of the proposed changes around section 21 and the...