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Data reveals 80% of recorded rent appeals were taking more than 10 weeks to decide before the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act.

7/5/2026

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Tribunals unprepared for rent appeal surge, new data shows

Tribunals unprepared for rent appeal surge, new data shows

Data reveals 80% of recorded rent appeals were taking more than 10 weeks to decide before the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act.

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Court delays and Section 8 pressure raise new concerns for landlords post-reform

Section 21 ban pushes all evictions to courts, causing delays, rising case backlogs and uncertainty for landlords using Section 8 claims.

Court delays and Section 8 pressure raise new concerns for landlords post-reform

Section 21 ban pushes all evictions to courts, causing delays, rising case backlogs and uncertainty for landlords using Section 8 claims.

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Court delays and Section 8 pressure raise new concerns for landlords post-reform

Court delays and Section 8 pressure raise new concerns for landlords post-reform

Section 21 ban pushes all evictions to courts, causing delays, rising case backlogs and uncertainty for landlords using Section 8 claims.

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Renters' Rights reforms risk slowing EPC C retrofit drive

The NRLA has warned that new periodic tenancies and the end of Section 21 could make it harder for landlords to start green improvements.

Renters' Rights reforms risk slowing EPC C retrofit drive

The NRLA has warned that new periodic tenancies and the end of Section 21 could make it harder for landlords to start green improvements.

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Renters' Rights reforms risk slowing EPC C retrofit drive

Renters' Rights reforms risk slowing EPC C retrofit drive

The NRLA has warned that new periodic tenancies and the end of Section 21 could make it harder for landlords to start green improvements.

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Landlord snaps up 40 rental properties in £3.8m deal

A veteran landlord has just bought a 40‑property rental portfolio in the West Midlands at auction.

Landlord snaps up 40 rental properties in £3.8m deal

A veteran landlord has just bought a 40‑property rental portfolio in the West Midlands at auction.

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Landlord snaps up 40 rental properties in £3.8m deal

Landlord snaps up 40 rental properties in £3.8m deal

A veteran landlord has just bought a 40‑property rental portfolio in the West Midlands at auction.

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Second home tax crackdown fuels rise in holiday lets

Allowing councils to charge double council tax on second homes has encouraged more owners to reclassify them as holiday lets and pay less tax.

Second home tax crackdown fuels rise in holiday lets

Allowing councils to charge double council tax on second homes has encouraged more owners to reclassify them as holiday lets and pay less tax.

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Second home tax crackdown fuels rise in holiday lets

Second home tax crackdown fuels rise in holiday lets

Allowing councils to charge double council tax on second homes has encouraged more owners to reclassify them as holiday lets and pay less tax.

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EPC upgrades stack up in north but fall short in south

Landlords in the north of England and the Midlands are more likely to recoup their initial investment in energy saving improvements.

EPC upgrades stack up in north but fall short in south

Landlords in the north of England and the Midlands are more likely to recoup their initial investment in energy saving improvements.

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EPC upgrades stack up in north but fall short in south

EPC upgrades stack up in north but fall short in south

Landlords in the north of England and the Midlands are more likely to recoup their initial investment in energy saving improvements.

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Landlords risk fines as information sheet deadline looms

Thousands of landlords have not engaged with guidance around the new information sheet, with weeks to go before the deadline.

Landlords risk fines as information sheet deadline looms

Thousands of landlords have not engaged with guidance around the new information sheet, with weeks to go before the deadline.

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Landlords risk fines as information sheet deadline looms

Landlords risk fines as information sheet deadline looms

Thousands of landlords have not engaged with guidance around the new information sheet, with weeks to go before the deadline.

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Landlord's plea for reduced housing fine backfires

A landlord who appealed against a housing penalty has had his fine increased to £10,500 at tribunal.

Landlord's plea for reduced housing fine backfires

A landlord who appealed against a housing penalty has had his fine increased to £10,500 at tribunal.

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Landlord's plea for reduced housing fine backfires

Landlord's plea for reduced housing fine backfires

A landlord who appealed against a housing penalty has had his fine increased to £10,500 at tribunal.

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The Great Wealth Transfer

Transferring family wealth - what every landlord should know before HMRC gets there first…

The Great Wealth Transfer

Transferring family wealth - what every landlord should know before HMRC gets there first…

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The Great Wealth Transfer

Transferring family wealth - what every landlord should know before HMRC gets there first…

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Pension fund investment push will improve PRS, says big corporate

The boss of big corporate landlord Grainger says having fewer small landlords will make it easier for renters to find a home.

Pension fund investment push will improve PRS, says big corporate

The boss of big corporate landlord Grainger says having fewer small landlords will make it easier for renters to find a home.

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Pension fund investment push will improve PRS, says big corporate

Pension fund investment push will improve PRS, says big corporate

The boss of big corporate landlord Grainger says having fewer small landlords will make it easier for renters to find a home.

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Big questions remain as sector braces for impact of new Act

Landlord groups and property experts have warned that ignorance and uncertainty surround new rental reforms.

Big questions remain as sector braces for impact of new Act

Landlord groups and property experts have warned that ignorance and uncertainty surround new rental reforms.

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Big questions remain as sector braces for impact of new Act

Big questions remain as sector braces for impact of new Act

Landlord groups and property experts have warned that ignorance and uncertainty surround new rental reforms.

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May 1st: dawn of new era for private rented sector

The biggest changes to private renting in England for 40 years take effect today under the Renters’ Rights Act.

May 1st: dawn of new era for private rented sector

The biggest changes to private renting in England for 40 years take effect today under the Renters’ Rights Act.

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May 1st: dawn of new era for private rented sector

May 1st: dawn of new era for private rented sector

The biggest changes to private renting in England for 40 years take effect today under the Renters’ Rights Act.

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End of upward-only rent reviews, what does it mean for landlords?

With a sluggish economy and a soft commercial property market with rising interest rates, the consequences may not be what the government intended?

End of upward-only rent reviews, what does it mean for landlords?

With a sluggish economy and a soft commercial property market with rising interest rates, the consequences may not be what the government intended?

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End of upward-only rent reviews, what does it mean for landlords?

End of upward-only rent reviews, what does it mean for landlords?

With a sluggish economy and a soft commercial property market with rising interest rates, the consequences may not be what the government intended?

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Tenant swaps set to rise under new rental reforms

Tenant swaps will become more common under the Renters’ Rights Act, bringing new challenges and potential risks, warns mydeposits.

Tenant swaps set to rise under new rental reforms

Tenant swaps will become more common under the Renters’ Rights Act, bringing new challenges and potential risks, warns mydeposits.

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Tenant swaps set to rise under new rental reforms

Tenant swaps set to rise under new rental reforms

Tenant swaps will become more common under the Renters’ Rights Act, bringing new challenges and potential risks, warns mydeposits.

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Minister defends lengthy process to end leasehold

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has admitted the government won’t be able to abolish the leasehold system until after this Parliament.

Minister defends lengthy process to end leasehold

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has admitted the government won’t be able to abolish the leasehold system until after this Parliament.

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Minister defends lengthy process to end leasehold

Minister defends lengthy process to end leasehold

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has admitted the government won’t be able to abolish the leasehold system until after this Parliament.

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Steps landlords need to take now the Renters’ Rights Act is in force

Renters' Rights Act: The key changes to be aware of and the steps every landlord need to take.

Steps landlords need to take now the Renters’ Rights Act is in force

Renters' Rights Act: The key changes to be aware of and the steps every landlord need to take.

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Steps landlords need to take now the Renters’ Rights Act is in force

Steps landlords need to take now the Renters’ Rights Act is in force

Renters' Rights Act: The key changes to be aware of and the steps every landlord need to take.

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LATEST: Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold

The Bank has kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% as it grapples with rising inflation and a weakening economy.

LATEST: Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold

The Bank has kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% as it grapples with rising inflation and a weakening economy.

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LATEST: Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold

LATEST: Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold

The Bank has kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% as it grapples with rising inflation and a weakening economy.

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Reform UK MPs blast impact of poorly managed HMOs

Reform UK MPs have called for tougher legislation around HMOs amid concerns of anti-social behaviour in their constituencies.

Reform UK MPs blast impact of poorly managed HMOs

Reform UK MPs have called for tougher legislation around HMOs amid concerns of anti-social behaviour in their constituencies.

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Reform UK MPs blast impact of poorly managed HMOs

Reform UK MPs blast impact of poorly managed HMOs

Reform UK MPs have called for tougher legislation around HMOs amid concerns of anti-social behaviour in their constituencies.

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Property education under scrutiny: why standards matter more than ever

Property education is under growing scrutiny as concerns rise over transparency, consistency, and investor protection in an unregulated sector.

Property education under scrutiny: why standards matter more than ever

Property education is under growing scrutiny as concerns rise over transparency, consistency, and investor protection in an unregulated sector.

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Property education under scrutiny: why standards matter more than ever

Property education under scrutiny: why standards matter more than ever

Property education is under growing scrutiny as concerns rise over transparency, consistency, and investor protection in an unregulated sector.

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Landlord pair win reduction to £171,000 fine for dangerous properties

A landlord couple who were handed a huge fine for putting their tenants in danger have had an appeal partially upheld.

Landlord pair win reduction to £171,000 fine for dangerous properties

A landlord couple who were handed a huge fine for putting their tenants in danger have had an appeal partially upheld.

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Landlord pair win reduction to £171,000 fine for dangerous properties

Landlord pair win reduction to £171,000 fine for dangerous properties

A landlord couple who were handed a huge fine for putting their tenants in danger have had an appeal partially upheld.

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Rent increases remain challenging regardless of feared freeze

A legal expert has warned that landlords could still wait months for a rent rise to take effect – regardless of a potential rent freeze.

Rent increases remain challenging regardless of feared freeze

A legal expert has warned that landlords could still wait months for a rent rise to take effect – regardless of a potential rent freeze.

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Rent increases remain challenging regardless of feared freeze

Rent increases remain challenging regardless of feared freeze

A legal expert has warned that landlords could still wait months for a rent rise to take effect – regardless of a potential rent freeze.

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Landlord pressure prompts selective licensing scheme rethink

Landlords in Loughborough have won changes to Charnwood Council’s selective licensing scheme following a legal challenge.

Landlord pressure prompts selective licensing scheme rethink

Landlords in Loughborough have won changes to Charnwood Council’s selective licensing scheme following a legal challenge.

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Landlord pressure prompts selective licensing scheme rethink

Landlord pressure prompts selective licensing scheme rethink

Landlords in Loughborough have won changes to Charnwood Council’s selective licensing scheme following a legal challenge.

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Property expert to help Kent landlords meet new rental law

Landlord Action’s Paul Shamplina will share frontline experience and practical advice at an upcoming information evening.

Property expert to help Kent landlords meet new rental law

Landlord Action’s Paul Shamplina will share frontline experience and practical advice at an upcoming information evening.

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Property expert to help Kent landlords meet new rental law

Property expert to help Kent landlords meet new rental law

Landlord Action’s Paul Shamplina will share frontline experience and practical advice at an upcoming information evening.

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Chancellor considering one-year rent freeze on PRS homes

The government is reported to be considering a major U-turn on rent controls in a bid to ease the cost of living for voters.

Chancellor considering one-year rent freeze on PRS homes

The government is reported to be considering a major U-turn on rent controls in a bid to ease the cost of living for voters.

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Chancellor considering one-year rent freeze on PRS homes

Chancellor considering one-year rent freeze on PRS homes

The government is reported to be considering a major U-turn on rent controls in a bid to ease the cost of living for voters.

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Government encourages tenants to install plug-in solar panels

Landlords could be made to let tenants install plug-in solar panels which are due to go on sale this summer.

Government encourages tenants to install plug-in solar panels

Landlords could be made to let tenants install plug-in solar panels which are due to go on sale this summer.

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Government encourages tenants to install plug-in solar panels

Government encourages tenants to install plug-in solar panels

Landlords could be made to let tenants install plug-in solar panels which are due to go on sale this summer.

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Council bids to launch two new licensing schemes

Slough Council plans to introduce new selective and additional licensing schemes amid concerns over significant hazards in rental properties.

Council bids to launch two new licensing schemes

Slough Council plans to introduce new selective and additional licensing schemes amid concerns over significant hazards in rental properties.

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Council bids to launch two new licensing schemes

Council bids to launch two new licensing schemes

Slough Council plans to introduce new selective and additional licensing schemes amid concerns over significant hazards in rental properties.

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'Aggressive' landlord who housed extra guests in HMO must pay tenants £16,000

A landlord who visited her unlicensed HMO unannounced and entered tenants’ bedrooms has been told to pay them back £16,685.

'Aggressive' landlord who housed extra guests in HMO must pay tenants £16,000

A landlord who visited her unlicensed HMO unannounced and entered tenants’ bedrooms has been told to pay them back £16,685.

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'Aggressive' landlord who housed extra guests in HMO must pay tenants £16,000

'Aggressive' landlord who housed extra guests in HMO must pay tenants £16,000

A landlord who visited her unlicensed HMO unannounced and entered tenants’ bedrooms has been told to pay them back £16,685.

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The hidden cost of a letting agent’s deposit admin error

Landlord wins compensation after letting agent failed to protect tenant deposit, exposing how “administrative errors” can trigger serious legal breach

The hidden cost of a letting agent’s deposit admin error

Landlord wins compensation after letting agent failed to protect tenant deposit, exposing how “administrative errors” can trigger serious legal breach

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The hidden cost of a letting agent’s deposit admin error

The hidden cost of a letting agent’s deposit admin error

Landlord wins compensation after letting agent failed to protect tenant deposit, exposing how “administrative errors” can trigger serious legal breach

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Councils, evictions and a system under strain - landlords cannot be the default safety net

Councils are relying on landlords as a safety net in housing crisis, worsening evictions, costs, and conflict for all sides.

Councils, evictions and a system under strain - landlords cannot be the default safety net

Councils are relying on landlords as a safety net in housing crisis, worsening evictions, costs, and conflict for all sides.

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Councils, evictions and a system under strain - landlords cannot be the default safety net

Councils, evictions and a system under strain - landlords cannot be the default safety net

Councils are relying on landlords as a safety net in housing crisis, worsening evictions, costs, and conflict for all sides.

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Do you have an HMO without knowing it?

Or do you know you have an HMO and don’t know the rules? You need to be aware of your obligations now...

Do you have an HMO without knowing it?

Or do you know you have an HMO and don’t know the rules? You need to be aware of your obligations now...

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Do you have an HMO without knowing it?

Do you have an HMO without knowing it?

Or do you know you have an HMO and don’t know the rules? You need to be aware of your obligations now...

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Minister insists good landlords shouldn't fear historic reforms

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has reassured responsible landlords that they have nothing to fear from upcoming rental reforms.

Minister insists good landlords shouldn't fear historic reforms

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has reassured responsible landlords that they have nothing to fear from upcoming rental reforms.

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Minister insists good landlords shouldn't fear historic reforms

Minister insists good landlords shouldn't fear historic reforms

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has reassured responsible landlords that they have nothing to fear from upcoming rental reforms.

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Supported accommodation providers to face tougher regulation

The government has vowed to crack down on poor-quality supported housing by introducing a national licensing scheme.

Supported accommodation providers to face tougher regulation

The government has vowed to crack down on poor-quality supported housing by introducing a national licensing scheme.

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Supported accommodation providers to face tougher regulation

Supported accommodation providers to face tougher regulation

The government has vowed to crack down on poor-quality supported housing by introducing a national licensing scheme.

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Rogue landlord who threatened 'terrified' tenant avoids jail

A rogue landlord who bombarded her tenant with threatening messages has been given a suspended prison sentence.

Rogue landlord who threatened 'terrified' tenant avoids jail

A rogue landlord who bombarded her tenant with threatening messages has been given a suspended prison sentence.

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Rogue landlord who threatened 'terrified' tenant avoids jail

Rogue landlord who threatened 'terrified' tenant avoids jail

A rogue landlord who bombarded her tenant with threatening messages has been given a suspended prison sentence.

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Government moves to avoid stamp duty confusion

The government has pledged that scores of tenants won’t have to start paying stamp duty due to changes in the Renters’ Rights Act.

Government moves to avoid stamp duty confusion

The government has pledged that scores of tenants won’t have to start paying stamp duty due to changes in the Renters’ Rights Act.

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Government moves to avoid stamp duty confusion

Government moves to avoid stamp duty confusion

The government has pledged that scores of tenants won’t have to start paying stamp duty due to changes in the Renters’ Rights Act.

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Scottish landlords demand PRS focus to tackle housing crisis

Scottish landlords have urged the country’s next government to come up with a dedicated PRS strategy.

Scottish landlords demand PRS focus to tackle housing crisis

Scottish landlords have urged the country’s next government to come up with a dedicated PRS strategy.

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Scottish landlords demand PRS focus to tackle housing crisis

Scottish landlords demand PRS focus to tackle housing crisis

Scottish landlords have urged the country’s next government to come up with a dedicated PRS strategy.

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Tory housing minister handed eviction notice

Shadow housing secretary James Cleverly has been handed an eviction notice from his landlord, who is selling his rental property.

Tory housing minister handed eviction notice

Shadow housing secretary James Cleverly has been handed an eviction notice from his landlord, who is selling his rental property.

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Tory housing minister handed eviction notice

Tory housing minister handed eviction notice

Shadow housing secretary James Cleverly has been handed an eviction notice from his landlord, who is selling his rental property.

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Rent Control, the idea that never dies.

Could the Renters’ Rights Act introduce rent control, capped rents by another name?

Rent Control, the idea that never dies.

Could the Renters’ Rights Act introduce rent control, capped rents by another name?

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Rent Control, the idea that never dies.

Rent Control, the idea that never dies.

Could the Renters’ Rights Act introduce rent control, capped rents by another name?

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'Muslim only' rental adverts listed across capital

Landlords are illegally advertising for ‘Muslim only’ tenants across London and the south-east, an investigation by The Telegraph has found.

'Muslim only' rental adverts listed across capital

Landlords are illegally advertising for ‘Muslim only’ tenants across London and the south-east, an investigation by The Telegraph has found.

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'Muslim only' rental adverts listed across capital

'Muslim only' rental adverts listed across capital

Landlords are illegally advertising for ‘Muslim only’ tenants across London and the south-east, an investigation by The Telegraph has found.

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Landlords in London borough warned about 'surprise' licensing schemes

A licensing expert has warned that landlords may not be aware of six selective licensing schemes due to launch over the summer in Harrow.

Landlords in London borough warned about 'surprise' licensing schemes

A licensing expert has warned that landlords may not be aware of six selective licensing schemes due to launch over the summer in Harrow.

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Landlords in London borough warned about 'surprise' licensing schemes

Landlords in London borough warned about 'surprise' licensing schemes

A licensing expert has warned that landlords may not be aware of six selective licensing schemes due to launch over the summer in Harrow.

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Government clarifies rules around rent increases

The government has clarified important changes to s13 notices ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act taking effect.

Government clarifies rules around rent increases

The government has clarified important changes to s13 notices ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act taking effect.

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Government clarifies rules around rent increases

The government has clarified important changes to s13 notices ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act taking effect.

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Templates help HMO landlords comply with rental reforms

HMO management platform COHO has created new assured tenancy agreement templates ahead of the Renters' Rights Act.

Templates help HMO landlords comply with rental reforms

HMO management platform COHO has created new assured tenancy agreement templates ahead of the Renters' Rights Act.

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Templates help HMO landlords comply with rental reforms

Templates help HMO landlords comply with rental reforms

HMO management platform COHO has created new assured tenancy agreement templates ahead of the Renters' Rights Act.

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Lettings firm must pay tenants £23,000 for unlawful eviction

Letting agents who illegally evicted a tenant from an unsafe and unlicensed HMO must pay a £23,000 Rent Repayment Order.

Lettings firm must pay tenants £23,000 for unlawful eviction

Letting agents who illegally evicted a tenant from an unsafe and unlicensed HMO must pay a £23,000 Rent Repayment Order.

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Lettings firm must pay tenants £23,000 for unlawful eviction

Lettings firm must pay tenants £23,000 for unlawful eviction

Letting agents who illegally evicted a tenant from an unsafe and unlicensed HMO must pay a £23,000 Rent Repayment Order.

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North West council looks to stop HMO 'free-for-all'

Landlords in Warrington hoping to convert family homes into HMOs could soon face tougher planning restrictions.

North West council looks to stop HMO 'free-for-all'

Landlords in Warrington hoping to convert family homes into HMOs could soon face tougher planning restrictions.

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North West council looks to stop HMO 'free-for-all'

North West council looks to stop HMO 'free-for-all'

Landlords in Warrington hoping to convert family homes into HMOs could soon face tougher planning restrictions.

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Possession instructions surge as rental reforms loom

Possession instructions jumped 60% year-on-year last month at Landlord Action, with enquiries up 75%, the highest spike on record.

Possession instructions surge as rental reforms loom

Possession instructions jumped 60% year-on-year last month at Landlord Action, with enquiries up 75%, the highest spike on record.

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Possession instructions surge as rental reforms loom

Possession instructions surge as rental reforms loom

Possession instructions jumped 60% year-on-year last month at Landlord Action, with enquiries up 75%, the highest spike on record.

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Landlord busted for role in cannabis farm ring

A landlord has been found guilty of allowing seven of his properties to be used to grow cannabis.

Landlord busted for role in cannabis farm ring

A landlord has been found guilty of allowing seven of his properties to be used to grow cannabis.

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Landlord busted for role in cannabis farm ring

Landlord busted for role in cannabis farm ring

A landlord has been found guilty of allowing seven of his properties to be used to grow cannabis.

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Huge tenant demonstration destroys landlord effigy

Thousands of tenants marched through central London at the weekend to demand the introduction of rent controls.

Huge tenant demonstration destroys landlord effigy

Thousands of tenants marched through central London at the weekend to demand the introduction of rent controls.

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Huge tenant demonstration destroys landlord effigy

Huge tenant demonstration destroys landlord effigy

Thousands of tenants marched through central London at the weekend to demand the introduction of rent controls.

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Will the pitfalls of the Renters’ Rights Act outweigh its benefits?

Well-Intentioned, badly timed and the people it’s meant to help may be the first to suffer – that’s the claim of a recent media article

Will the pitfalls of the Renters’ Rights Act outweigh its benefits?

Well-Intentioned, badly timed and the people it’s meant to help may be the first to suffer – that’s the claim of a recent media article

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Will the pitfalls of the Renters’ Rights Act outweigh its benefits?

Will the pitfalls of the Renters’ Rights Act outweigh its benefits?

Well-Intentioned, badly timed and the people it’s meant to help may be the first to suffer – that’s the claim of a recent media article

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Small landlords akin to disappearing village pubs, warns expert

Small landlords could suffer the same fate as village pubs after the smoking ban, with big operators taking over the sector.

Small landlords akin to disappearing village pubs, warns expert

Small landlords could suffer the same fate as village pubs after the smoking ban, with big operators taking over the sector.

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Small landlords akin to disappearing village pubs, warns expert

Small landlords akin to disappearing village pubs, warns expert

Small landlords could suffer the same fate as village pubs after the smoking ban, with big operators taking over the sector.

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Landlord told to pay tenants £14,400 for 'vindictive' eviction

A landlord who was vindictive towards her tenants has been found guilty of using violence to secure entry, unlawful eviction and harassment.

Landlord told to pay tenants £14,400 for 'vindictive' eviction

A landlord who was vindictive towards her tenants has been found guilty of using violence to secure entry, unlawful eviction and harassment.

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Landlord told to pay tenants £14,400 for 'vindictive' eviction

Landlord told to pay tenants £14,400 for 'vindictive' eviction

A landlord who was vindictive towards her tenants has been found guilty of using violence to secure entry, unlawful eviction and harassment.

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Greens reveal blanket rent control ambition

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has said he wants to see rent controls imposed on all private rented homes.

Greens reveal blanket rent control ambition

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has said he wants to see rent controls imposed on all private rented homes.

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Greens reveal blanket rent control ambition

Greens reveal blanket rent control ambition

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has said he wants to see rent controls imposed on all private rented homes.

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2 Weeks to go until RRA: This free compliance check could save Landlords thousands

Renters’ Rights Act lands in 2 weeks: Section 21 ends, fines up to £40k. Landlords must act now or risk penalties, delays and costly mistakes.

2 Weeks to go until RRA: This free compliance check could save Landlords thousands

Renters’ Rights Act lands in 2 weeks: Section 21 ends, fines up to £40k. Landlords must act now or risk penalties, delays and costly mistakes.

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2 Weeks to go until RRA: This free compliance check could save Landlords thousands

2 Weeks to go until RRA: This free compliance check could save Landlords thousands

Renters’ Rights Act lands in 2 weeks: Section 21 ends, fines up to £40k. Landlords must act now or risk penalties, delays and costly mistakes.

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Bank funds charity's radical move into the PRS

Homeless charity Crisis is to buy its first rental properties – funded by Lloyds Banking Group – in its bid to become a landlord.

Bank funds charity's radical move into the PRS

Homeless charity Crisis is to buy its first rental properties – funded by Lloyds Banking Group – in its bid to become a landlord.

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Bank funds charity's radical move into the PRS

Bank funds charity's radical move into the PRS

Homeless charity Crisis is to buy its first rental properties – funded by Lloyds Banking Group – in its bid to become a landlord.

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Landlords forced to cut rental prices as supply rises

More than a quarter of rental listings have been reduced in price during the first quarter of the year, the highest number since 2012.

Landlords forced to cut rental prices as supply rises

More than a quarter of rental listings have been reduced in price during the first quarter of the year, the highest number since 2012.

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Landlords forced to cut rental prices as supply rises

Landlords forced to cut rental prices as supply rises

More than a quarter of rental listings have been reduced in price during the first quarter of the year, the highest number since 2012.

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Landlords told to avoid Right to Rent discrimination

Landlords have been warned they face legal action if they discriminate against tenants when conducting Right to Rent checks.

Landlords told to avoid Right to Rent discrimination

Landlords have been warned they face legal action if they discriminate against tenants when conducting Right to Rent checks.

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Landlords told to avoid Right to Rent discrimination

Landlords told to avoid Right to Rent discrimination

Landlords have been warned they face legal action if they discriminate against tenants when conducting Right to Rent checks.

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Tenants under pressure, JFR report favours rent control

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s latest housing market report highlights the affordability issues facing tenants

Tenants under pressure, JFR report favours rent control

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s latest housing market report highlights the affordability issues facing tenants

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Tenants under pressure, JFR report favours rent control

Tenants under pressure, JFR report favours rent control

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s latest housing market report highlights the affordability issues facing tenants

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Landlord's licence dodge results in £35,000 fine

A landlord has been ordered to pay almost £35,000 in fines and costs after he failed to license his HMO in Gravesend town centre.

Landlord's licence dodge results in £35,000 fine

A landlord has been ordered to pay almost £35,000 in fines and costs after he failed to license his HMO in Gravesend town centre.

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Landlord's licence dodge results in £35,000 fine

Landlord's licence dodge results in £35,000 fine

A landlord has been ordered to pay almost £35,000 in fines and costs after he failed to license his HMO in Gravesend town centre.

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Build-to-rent schemes struggle to get go-ahead

The number of build-to-rent homes under construction has fallen by a fifth year-on-year as the sector battles planning and building rules.

Build-to-rent schemes struggle to get go-ahead

The number of build-to-rent homes under construction has fallen by a fifth year-on-year as the sector battles planning and building rules.

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Build-to-rent schemes struggle to get go-ahead

Build-to-rent schemes struggle to get go-ahead

The number of build-to-rent homes under construction has fallen by a fifth year-on-year as the sector battles planning and building rules.

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More landlords juggling multiple loans across lenders

Landlords with buy-to-let borrowing hold an average of 6.5 individual loans, typically spread across two lenders, research finds.

More landlords juggling multiple loans across lenders

Landlords with buy-to-let borrowing hold an average of 6.5 individual loans, typically spread across two lenders, research finds.

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More landlords juggling multiple loans across lenders

More landlords juggling multiple loans across lenders

Landlords with buy-to-let borrowing hold an average of 6.5 individual loans, typically spread across two lenders, research finds.

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Agents urged to prove worth or risk losing landlords

Many agents who plan to pass the cost of compliance through to landlords via higher fees risk pushing them to risk self-manage, says Goodlord.

Agents urged to prove worth or risk losing landlords

Many agents who plan to pass the cost of compliance through to landlords via higher fees risk pushing them to risk self-manage, says Goodlord.

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Agents urged to prove worth or risk losing landlords

Agents urged to prove worth or risk losing landlords

Many agents who plan to pass the cost of compliance through to landlords via higher fees risk pushing them to risk self-manage, says Goodlord.

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Agent told to pay £31K after rent-to-rent scheme backfires

A letting agent who claimed he wasn’t the landlord of an unlicensed HMO has been told to pay back £31,435 in rent.

Agent told to pay £31K after rent-to-rent scheme backfires

A letting agent who claimed he wasn’t the landlord of an unlicensed HMO has been told to pay back £31,435 in rent.

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Agent told to pay £31K after rent-to-rent scheme backfires

Agent told to pay £31K after rent-to-rent scheme backfires

A letting agent who claimed he wasn’t the landlord of an unlicensed HMO has been told to pay back £31,435 in rent.

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Councils get multi-million cash boost to target rogue landlords

The government has given councils another £41 million to help cover the costs of ramping up enforcement action against private landlords.

Councils get multi-million cash boost to target rogue landlords

The government has given councils another £41 million to help cover the costs of ramping up enforcement action against private landlords.

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Councils get multi-million cash boost to target rogue landlords

Councils get multi-million cash boost to target rogue landlords

The government has given councils another £41 million to help cover the costs of ramping up enforcement action against private landlords.

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Platform makes rent review process more robust

A new rent review platform aims to help landlords and agents agree rents after 1st May without going to a tribunal.

Platform makes rent review process more robust

A new rent review platform aims to help landlords and agents agree rents after 1st May without going to a tribunal.

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Platform makes rent review process more robust

Platform makes rent review process more robust

A new rent review platform aims to help landlords and agents agree rents after 1st May without going to a tribunal.

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Property expert hits back at minister's landlord attack

Kate Faulkner has defended landlords for issuing Section 21 notices after Housing Secretary Steve Reed labelled it “shameless behaviour”.

Property expert hits back at minister's landlord attack

Kate Faulkner has defended landlords for issuing Section 21 notices after Housing Secretary Steve Reed labelled it “shameless behaviour”.

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Property expert hits back at minister's landlord attack

Property expert hits back at minister's landlord attack

Kate Faulkner has defended landlords for issuing Section 21 notices after Housing Secretary Steve Reed labelled it “shameless behaviour”.

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Agents pay price for flouting compensation rules

Six letting agents have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman after failing to pay compensation to landlords or tenants.

Agents pay price for flouting compensation rules

Six letting agents have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman after failing to pay compensation to landlords or tenants.

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Agents pay price for flouting compensation rules

Agents pay price for flouting compensation rules

Six letting agents have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman after failing to pay compensation to landlords or tenants.

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Extended notice periods could drive out Northern Ireland landlords

Reforms to notice periods could reduce rental supply, impacting affordability and availability for renters, says Propertymark.

Extended notice periods could drive out Northern Ireland landlords

Reforms to notice periods could reduce rental supply, impacting affordability and availability for renters, says Propertymark.

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Extended notice periods could drive out Northern Ireland landlords

Extended notice periods could drive out Northern Ireland landlords

Reforms to notice periods could reduce rental supply, impacting affordability and availability for renters, says Propertymark.

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SNP pledges to offer ex-rental properties to tenants

Private tenants in Scotland will get first refusal if a landlord puts their home up for sale under plans announced by the SNP.

SNP pledges to offer ex-rental properties to tenants

Private tenants in Scotland will get first refusal if a landlord puts their home up for sale under plans announced by the SNP.

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SNP pledges to offer ex-rental properties to tenants

SNP pledges to offer ex-rental properties to tenants

Private tenants in Scotland will get first refusal if a landlord puts their home up for sale under plans announced by the SNP.

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Hotspots where landlords face huge EPC challenge

Two-thirds of private rental properties in some parts of England have an EPC below C, illustrating the scale of the challenge facing landlords.

Hotspots where landlords face huge EPC challenge

Two-thirds of private rental properties in some parts of England have an EPC below C, illustrating the scale of the challenge facing landlords.

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Hotspots where landlords face huge EPC challenge

Hotspots where landlords face huge EPC challenge

Two-thirds of private rental properties in some parts of England have an EPC below C, illustrating the scale of the challenge facing landlords.

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In the News – Renters’ Reform, Rising Costs and Investor Retreat

England’s private rented sector (PRS) is on the cusp of its most significant structural change in decades

In the News – Renters’ Reform, Rising Costs and Investor Retreat

England’s private rented sector (PRS) is on the cusp of its most significant structural change in decades

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In the News – Renters’ Reform, Rising Costs and Investor Retreat

In the News – Renters’ Reform, Rising Costs and Investor Retreat

England’s private rented sector (PRS) is on the cusp of its most significant structural change in decades

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Ministers urged to choose percentage-based visitor levy

A think-tank has warned that a flat rate visitor levy in England would place a higher burden on budget travellers.

Ministers urged to choose percentage-based visitor levy

A think-tank has warned that a flat rate visitor levy in England would place a higher burden on budget travellers.

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Ministers urged to choose percentage-based visitor levy

Ministers urged to choose percentage-based visitor levy

A think-tank has warned that a flat rate visitor levy in England would place a higher burden on budget travellers.

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Cautious landlords resist making purchases despite rising yields

Rental yields across England and Wales increased year-on-year to Q1 2026 across every region, according to Fleet Mortgages.

Cautious landlords resist making purchases despite rising yields

Rental yields across England and Wales increased year-on-year to Q1 2026 across every region, according to Fleet Mortgages.

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Cautious landlords resist making purchases despite rising yields

Cautious landlords resist making purchases despite rising yields

Rental yields across England and Wales increased year-on-year to Q1 2026 across every region, according to Fleet Mortgages.

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Rent in advance agreements hinge on tenancy wording, warns lawyer

Property lawyer advises landlords to check tenancy agreements when trying to understand new rent in advance rules.

Rent in advance agreements hinge on tenancy wording, warns lawyer

Property lawyer advises landlords to check tenancy agreements when trying to understand new rent in advance rules.

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Rent in advance agreements hinge on tenancy wording, warns lawyer

Rent in advance agreements hinge on tenancy wording, warns lawyer

Property lawyer advises landlords to check tenancy agreements when trying to understand new rent in advance rules.

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Landlord eviction panic alarms tenant charities

Growing numbers of landlords are rushing to serve last-minute no-fault evictions before the ban comes into force on 1st May.

Landlord eviction panic alarms tenant charities

Growing numbers of landlords are rushing to serve last-minute no-fault evictions before the ban comes into force on 1st May.

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Landlord eviction panic alarms tenant charities

Landlord eviction panic alarms tenant charities

Growing numbers of landlords are rushing to serve last-minute no-fault evictions before the ban comes into force on 1st May.

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Furnished holiday lets and VAT: the hidden rules catching UK landlords out

Furnished holiday lets face VAT rules UK landlords often overlook, including registration, rates, and reclaiming allowable expenses.

Furnished holiday lets and VAT: the hidden rules catching UK landlords out

Furnished holiday lets face VAT rules UK landlords often overlook, including registration, rates, and reclaiming allowable expenses.

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Furnished holiday lets and VAT: the hidden rules catching UK landlords out

Furnished holiday lets and VAT: the hidden rules catching UK landlords out

Furnished holiday lets face VAT rules UK landlords often overlook, including registration, rates, and reclaiming allowable expenses.

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Time is running out: what landlords must do now before the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect

Time is running out: key deadlines, mandatory notices, and Section 21 changes landlords must act on before 1 May.

Time is running out: what landlords must do now before the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect

Time is running out: key deadlines, mandatory notices, and Section 21 changes landlords must act on before 1 May.

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Time is running out: what landlords must do now before the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect

Time is running out: what landlords must do now before the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect

Time is running out: key deadlines, mandatory notices, and Section 21 changes landlords must act on before 1 May.

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Councils use minor licence application errors to fine landlords

Landlords have been warned to take extra care when making licence applications after a spate of fines for filling out the wrong form.

Councils use minor licence application errors to fine landlords

Landlords have been warned to take extra care when making licence applications after a spate of fines for filling out the wrong form.

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Councils use minor licence application errors to fine landlords

Councils use minor licence application errors to fine landlords

Landlords have been warned to take extra care when making licence applications after a spate of fines for filling out the wrong form.

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Greens' gains in Wales could herald PRS clampdown

The Green party plans to push for rent controls in Wales as the party looks set to win its first seats in the Senedd next month.

Greens' gains in Wales could herald PRS clampdown

The Green party plans to push for rent controls in Wales as the party looks set to win its first seats in the Senedd next month.

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Greens' gains in Wales could herald PRS clampdown

Greens' gains in Wales could herald PRS clampdown

The Green party plans to push for rent controls in Wales as the party looks set to win its first seats in the Senedd next month.

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Tenants given the lowdown on upcoming rental reforms

The government has released a raft of new guidance for tenants around the Renters’ Rights Act.

Tenants given the lowdown on upcoming rental reforms

The government has released a raft of new guidance for tenants around the Renters’ Rights Act.

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Tenants given the lowdown on upcoming rental reforms

Tenants given the lowdown on upcoming rental reforms

The government has released a raft of new guidance for tenants around the Renters’ Rights Act.

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Making Tax Digital: a guide for landlords

Making Tax Digital requires landlords earning £50k+ to submit quarterly digital tax updates from April 2026.

Making Tax Digital: a guide for landlords

Making Tax Digital requires landlords earning £50k+ to submit quarterly digital tax updates from April 2026.

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Making Tax Digital: a guide for landlords

Making Tax Digital: a guide for landlords

Making Tax Digital requires landlords earning £50k+ to submit quarterly digital tax updates from April 2026.

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Kent council lays out plans for new HMO controls

Swale Council has urged private landlords to take part in a consultation about introducing tougher rules for HMOs.

Kent council lays out plans for new HMO controls

Swale Council has urged private landlords to take part in a consultation about introducing tougher rules for HMOs.

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Kent council lays out plans for new HMO controls

Kent council lays out plans for new HMO controls

Swale Council has urged private landlords to take part in a consultation about introducing tougher rules for HMOs.

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Landlord exhausted by council confusion over tenancy

Landlord Mick Roberts has hit out at Nottingham Council officers for failing to understand housing law and deterring others from helping tenants.

Landlord exhausted by council confusion over tenancy

Landlord Mick Roberts has hit out at Nottingham Council officers for failing to understand housing law and deterring others from helping tenants.

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Landlord exhausted by council confusion over tenancy

Landlord Mick Roberts has hit out at Nottingham Council officers for failing to understand housing law and deterring others from helping tenants.

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Book review: The Good Landlord Handbook: Practical Survival Guide

The Good Landlord Handbook: Succeed as a landlord under the Renters’ Rights Act

Book review: The Good Landlord Handbook: Practical Survival Guide

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Book review: The Good Landlord Handbook: Practical Survival Guide

Book review: The Good Landlord Handbook: Practical Survival Guide

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Big Northern council extends HMO rules across county

County Durham plans to extend Article 4 rules across the entire borough to control the spread of HMOs.

Big Northern council extends HMO rules across county

County Durham plans to extend Article 4 rules across the entire borough to control the spread of HMOs.

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Big Northern council extends HMO rules across county

County Durham plans to extend Article 4 rules across the entire borough to control the spread of HMOs.

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Quarter of landlords actively looking to sell rental homes

A quarter of landlords (24%) are actively selling or looking to sell some, or all of their portfolio, new research finds.

Quarter of landlords actively looking to sell rental homes

A quarter of landlords (24%) are actively selling or looking to sell some, or all of their portfolio, new research finds.

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Quarter of landlords actively looking to sell rental homes

Quarter of landlords actively looking to sell rental homes

A quarter of landlords (24%) are actively selling or looking to sell some, or all of their portfolio, new research finds.

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Government to help fund thousands of build-to-rent homes

The government’s newly established National Housing Bank will help to fund 3,300 build-to-rent homes in a link-up with Homes England and Aviva.

Government to help fund thousands of build-to-rent homes

The government’s newly established National Housing Bank will help to fund 3,300 build-to-rent homes in a link-up with Homes England and Aviva.

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Government to help fund thousands of build-to-rent homes

Government to help fund thousands of build-to-rent homes

The government’s newly established National Housing Bank will help to fund 3,300 build-to-rent homes in a link-up with Homes England and Aviva.

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Will holiday lets remain a popular after the Renters’ Rights Act?

Sweeping reforms are about to reshape the private rented sector, how will holiday let businesses fare?

Will holiday lets remain a popular after the Renters’ Rights Act?

Sweeping reforms are about to reshape the private rented sector, how will holiday let businesses fare?

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Will holiday lets remain a popular after the Renters’ Rights Act?

Will holiday lets remain a popular after the Renters’ Rights Act?

Sweeping reforms are about to reshape the private rented sector, how will holiday let businesses fare?

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Practical steps needed to prepare for new regime

Landlords and agents have been warned to get ready for upcoming rental reforms or face costly fines.

Practical steps needed to prepare for new regime

Landlords and agents have been warned to get ready for upcoming rental reforms or face costly fines.

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Practical steps needed to prepare for new regime

Practical steps needed to prepare for new regime

Landlords and agents have been warned to get ready for upcoming rental reforms or face costly fines.

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What landlord exits mean for the PRS

Landlord exits shrink UK rental supply; staying landlords must adapt, professionalise, and navigate new regulations.

What landlord exits mean for the PRS

Landlord exits shrink UK rental supply; staying landlords must adapt, professionalise, and navigate new regulations.

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What landlord exits mean for the PRS

Landlord exits shrink UK rental supply; staying landlords must adapt, professionalise, and navigate new regulations.

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UK rents rise for first time since October

Rents have increased for the first time in five months but remain 2.5% lower than October’s peak.

UK rents rise for first time since October

Rents have increased for the first time in five months but remain 2.5% lower than October’s peak.

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UK rents rise for first time since October

UK rents rise for first time since October

Rents have increased for the first time in five months but remain 2.5% lower than October’s peak.

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Just 30 Days to go until Renters’ Rights Act: We’ll sell your houses in less than 28

Just 30 days until the Renters’ Rights Act - landlords are selling fast to beat new rules and secure top prices in under 28 days.

Just 30 Days to go until Renters’ Rights Act: We’ll sell your houses in less than 28

Just 30 days until the Renters’ Rights Act - landlords are selling fast to beat new rules and secure top prices in under 28 days.

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Just 30 Days to go until Renters’ Rights Act: We’ll sell your houses in less than 28

Just 30 Days to go until Renters’ Rights Act: We’ll sell your houses in less than 28

Just 30 days until the Renters’ Rights Act - landlords are selling fast to beat new rules and secure top prices in under 28 days.

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April Fools today, serious rental rules 1 May

April Fools? Landlords, 1 May brings major rental reforms - from rent rules to pets, possessions, and new tenant rights.

April Fools today, serious rental rules 1 May

April Fools? Landlords, 1 May brings major rental reforms - from rent rules to pets, possessions, and new tenant rights.

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April Fools today, serious rental rules 1 May

April Fools today, serious rental rules 1 May

April Fools? Landlords, 1 May brings major rental reforms - from rent rules to pets, possessions, and new tenant rights.

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Landlords struggle to absorb rising costs as reforms loom

Landlords can’t absorb growing costs without passing them on through higher rents, the NRLA has warned.

Landlords struggle to absorb rising costs as reforms loom

Landlords can’t absorb growing costs without passing them on through higher rents, the NRLA has warned.

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Landlords struggle to absorb rising costs as reforms loom

Landlords struggle to absorb rising costs as reforms loom

Landlords can’t absorb growing costs without passing them on through higher rents, the NRLA has warned.

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Pet-friendly rental homes in sharp decline

The number of pet-friendly rental homes in England has dropped by -39% since the start of the year.

Pet-friendly rental homes in sharp decline

The number of pet-friendly rental homes in England has dropped by -39% since the start of the year.

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Pet-friendly rental homes in sharp decline

Pet-friendly rental homes in sharp decline

The number of pet-friendly rental homes in England has dropped by -39% since the start of the year.

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Agents want national push to target empty homes

Propertymark wants councils to invest more in empty home schemes after it found less than half of have an empty homes strategy.

Agents want national push to target empty homes

Propertymark wants councils to invest more in empty home schemes after it found less than half of have an empty homes strategy.

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Agents want national push to target empty homes

Propertymark wants councils to invest more in empty home schemes after it found less than half of have an empty homes strategy.

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North East council gets tough on HMO spread

Landlords in Stockton will face much tougher rules around HMOs following a planned clampdown by the council.

North East council gets tough on HMO spread

Landlords in Stockton will face much tougher rules around HMOs following a planned clampdown by the council.

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North East council gets tough on HMO spread

North East council gets tough on HMO spread

Landlords in Stockton will face much tougher rules around HMOs following a planned clampdown by the council.

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How the Equality Act 2010 is reshaping eviction strategy in the post-Section 21 landscape

Paul Sowerbutts and Sonia Rai discuss disability discrimination risks in possession claims and Equality Act defences landlords must consider.

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Paul Sowerbutts and Sonia Rai discuss disability discrimination risks in possession claims and Equality Act defences landlords must consider.

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How the Equality Act 2010 is reshaping eviction strategy in the post-Section 21 landscape

How the Equality Act 2010 is reshaping eviction strategy in the post-Section 21 landscape

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Paul Sowerbutts and Sonia Rai discuss disability discrimination risks in possession claims and Equality Act defences landlords must consider.

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Soaring borrowing costs will cause landlords pain

Unrest in the Middle East is adding hundreds of pounds to landlords’ new buy-to-let mortgages, according to Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

Soaring borrowing costs will cause landlords pain

Unrest in the Middle East is adding hundreds of pounds to landlords’ new buy-to-let mortgages, according to Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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Soaring borrowing costs will cause landlords pain

Soaring borrowing costs will cause landlords pain

Unrest in the Middle East is adding hundreds of pounds to landlords’ new buy-to-let mortgages, according to Moneyfactscompare.co.uk.

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Wales to introduce single council tax band for HMOs

The Welsh Government has confirmed that landlords, not tenants, will remain liable for council tax in HMOs.

Wales to introduce single council tax band for HMOs

The Welsh Government has confirmed that landlords, not tenants, will remain liable for council tax in HMOs.

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Wales to introduce single council tax band for HMOs

Wales to introduce single council tax band for HMOs

The Welsh Government has confirmed that landlords, not tenants, will remain liable for council tax in HMOs.

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Big council gives green light to two licensing schemes

Croydon Council has promised to conduct more housing inspections under its new selective and additional licensing schemes.

Big council gives green light to two licensing schemes

Croydon Council has promised to conduct more housing inspections under its new selective and additional licensing schemes.

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Big council gives green light to two licensing schemes

Croydon Council has promised to conduct more housing inspections under its new selective and additional licensing schemes.

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Middle East conflict is freezing the UK commercial property market

Uncertainty pervades the commercial property market as investors put decisions on hold…

Middle East conflict is freezing the UK commercial property market

Uncertainty pervades the commercial property market as investors put decisions on hold…

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Middle East conflict is freezing the UK commercial property market

Middle East conflict is freezing the UK commercial property market

Uncertainty pervades the commercial property market as investors put decisions on hold…

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Council demolishes shocking unsafe makeshift homes

Council workers have knocked down makeshift buildings that were being rented out with dodgy electrics and no proper bathroom or toilet.

Council demolishes shocking unsafe makeshift homes

Council workers have knocked down makeshift buildings that were being rented out with dodgy electrics and no proper bathroom or toilet.

27/3/2026

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Council demolishes shocking unsafe makeshift homes

Council demolishes shocking unsafe makeshift homes

Council workers have knocked down makeshift buildings that were being rented out with dodgy electrics and no proper bathroom or toilet.