If you’re a landlord with rental properties that have older electricity meters, a major change is coming that could impact your tenants, and your legal obligations.

In 2025, with tenant expectations evolving, landlords need to up their game to attract and retain reliable renters. From well-maintained properties to fostering positive relationships, here’s how you can make your rental property the perfect home for long-term tenants.

Known as the "silent killer," carbon monoxide claims around 40 lives in the UK each year. Here we explore what you need to know to keep your properties and tenants safe from the dangers of carbon monoxide.

The Autumn Budget delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on 30 October 2024, the first by the new Labour Party, was billed as ‘the one to boost economic growth’. But what does it mean for landlords?

As of this month, the government has confirmed its plans for the private rented sector by presenting the Renters’ Rights Bill to parliament. Here's a look at what all of these changes will mean for landlords.

47% of tenants in private rental properties claim they're living with excessive condensation issues. Here's some practical guidance for landlords to help achieve and maintain the best possible living conditions in private rented property.

In the King’s Speech, the Labour government set out its plans for a new Renters’ Rights Bill. Here we explore what we know so far about the Bill, and how it is different from the Renters Reform Bill.

Awaab’s Law has brought in changes to make sure tenants are protected from the damaging effects of damp and mould. Here's everything social landlords need to know - and a useful solution to help meet the new requirements.

With a General Election called for 4 July, we're taking a look at where the four main parties stand on the most important issues affecting landlords and tenants in the private rented sector.

The 2024 Spring Budget on 6th March introduced a number of changes that will affect private landlords and furnished holiday let owners. Here’s a round-up of what’s set to impact the industry.

According to the NRLA, over 1.2 million households in the private rented sector accommodate someone with a disability or long term illness. To meet the needs of tenants, landlords may apply for a Disabled Facilities Grant.

The effects of burst pipes can be devastating, including flooding, mould and extensive damage to homes forcing tenants out. In this post, we’ll look at common causes for burst pipes and tips for preventing burst pipes in rental property.