News - Helen Gregory - The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4.25% from 4.5% in a boost to landlord borrowing.

News - Nigel Lewis - Croydon has announced plans to bring back its selective licensing scheme after a five-year break.

News - Helen Gregory - Buy-to-let landlords need clarity on tax in the Autumn Budget instead of confusing policy leaks, says financial expert.

A big London suburban council wants landlords’ views on a new additional licensing scheme that aims to limit the spread of HMOs and clamp down on anti-social behaviour. Sutton has already introduced ...

News - Nigel Lewis - New Economics Foundation says Private Rented Sector Database must be a major tool to fund and direct enforcement.

Tony Cox, leader of the Reform Group (pictured), wants the new regulations to be implemented as soon as possible. “I think we need greater restrictions on HMOs because they are becoming a real problem ...

News - Nigel Lewis - The majority of tenants in England and Wales get most or all of their deposit back when they move out, new data shows.

The UK discrimination laws and the Renters' Rights Bill What Landlords need to know now! As the Renters’ Rights Bill * (RRB) gets closer to becoming law – with its stated aim of delivering greater ...

News - Nigel Lewis - A leading letting agent has criticsed the progress of the Renters’ Rights Bill which left the House of Lords with few amendments.

News - LandlordZONE - Landlords who fail to address damp and mould problems ahead of Awaab’s Law risk legal action, reputational damage, and significant fines, an air quality monitoring firm has ...

News - Nigel Lewis - A former estate agent who founded one of the UK’s largest property firms has been named by Kemi Badenoch as shadow housing secretary.

More than one in five private rented homes in England would be illegal to rent once proposed changes to the Decent Homes Standard take effect. Inventory Base has analysed government data and found ...