Landlord News / September 11, 2026 / By Marc Attwater

EPC C Deadline for Landlords: What the New 2030 Energy Efficiency Rules Mean for Rural Properties

Landlords in England are facing another significant change to the regulation of the private rented sector, with the Government confirming plans for tougher minimum energy efficiency standards. For some time, landlords have heard references to

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Landlord News / September 11, 2026 / By Marc Attwater

Landlords Warned to Check New Letting Agent Fees and Add-On Charges

Landlords Warned to Check New Letting Agent Fees and Add-On Charges The British Landlords Association (BLA) is warning landlords to check their letting agent agreements carefully following concerns about agents introducing additional fees, charges and

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Landlord News / December 23, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

How Proposed and Actual Tax Changes Will Impact UK Landlords

How Proposed and Actual Tax Changes Will Impact UK Landlords UK landlords are facing one of the most challenging tax environments in decades. Policy direction is clear. Property is viewed as a reliable tax base,

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Landlord News / December 22, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Why Many UK Landlords Are Selling Up and What That Means for Your Portfolio

Why Many UK Landlords Are Selling Up and What That Means for Your Portfolio Why Many UK Landlords Are Selling Up and What That Means for Your Portfolio has become one of the most searched

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Landlord News / December 22, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

What the Renters’ Rights Act Means for Landlords in 2026

What the Renters’ Rights Act Means for Landlords in 2026 The Renters’ Rights Act represents the most significant overhaul of the private rented sector in decades. What the Renters’ Rights Act Means for Landlords in

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Landlord News / December 12, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Why So Many UK Landlords Are Leaving the Market: Latest Figures And What It Means for You

Why So Many UK Landlords Are Leaving the Market: Latest Figures And What It Means for You Why So Many UK Landlords Are Leaving the Market: Latest Figures and What It Means for You is

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Landlord News / December 12, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Budget Backlash: How New Tax Measures Are Fueling Landlord Anxiety in 2025

Budget Backlash: How New Tax Measures Are Fueling Landlord Anxiety in 2025 Budget Backlash: How New Tax Measures Are Fueling Landlord Anxiety in 2025 has become one of the most discussed topics across the UK

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Landlord News / December 12, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Renters’ Rights Act Is Now Just Weeks Away: What UK Landlords Must Do Before It Comes Into Force

Renters’ Rights Act Is Now Just Weeks Away: What UK Landlords Must Do Before It Comes Into Force The Renters’ Rights Act is now just weeks away and represents the most significant shift in the

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Landlord News / December 3, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Landlords’ deposits fall victim to rogue letting agents.

Landlords’ deposits fall victim to rogue letting agents. Landlords’ deposits fall victim to rogue letting agents as cases of mismanagement, fraud, and unlawful withholding continue to rise across the UK. With financial pressure rising and

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Landlord News / December 3, 2025 / By Takudzwa Maminingo

Lenders slash rates in bid to win landlord customers.

Lenders slash rates in bid to win landlord customers. Lenders slash rates in bid to win landlord customers as competition intensifies across the UK buy-to-let market. After months of uncertainty and rising borrowing costs, lenders

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