The legislation affecting the UK Private Rented Sector

The UK Private Rented Sector is changing quickly. New legislation, revised regulations, updated guidance and different rules across England, Wales,

Landlord law is changing quickly. From the Renters’ Rights Act and possession reform to licensing, safety checks, tax administration, planning

For many years, some landlords treated letting as a relatively informal arrangement. A property was advertised, a tenant moved in,

Waste is rarely the first thing landlords think about when managing rental property. It does not sound as serious as

Overcrowding is not just an uncomfortable living arrangement. For landlords, it can create serious legal, safety, licensing, insurance and enforcement

Modern slavery may not be the first issue landlords associate with rental property. Most landlords think about rent, repairs, safety

Short-term letting can look attractive. A landlord may see higher nightly rates, more flexibility and the possibility of using the

Landlords often focus on planning permission, building regulations, contractors and budgets when carrying out works. But there is another issue

Landlords often think about planning permission when improving, converting or extending a rental property. That is understandable. Planning permission controls

Landlords often think of planning permission as something that only matters when building an extension or changing the outside of