A new data study into the energy efficiency of landlord-owned properties has revealed that there is a clear North-South between areas which have the best and worst EPC ratings, with...

The impact of short-term letting on the wider private rented sector is to be investigated as part of new research from Propertymark, with the membership body calling on both letting...

Eight of the top 10 university towns and cities for rental yields only boast one main university, extending to 14 when taking into account the top 20 yielding locations, according to...

When renting out a property, repairs are inevitable. Whether caused by tenants, bad plumbing, or intense weather conditions, as a landlord, you’re responsible for most of the...

Despite the Government’s best efforts, the number of landlords within the British rental market has climbed by 2.4% since 2016/17, with the biggest increases in landlord numbers...

Agents across the UK are growing increasingly concerned about shrinking levels of stock and the impact that the current financial climate is having on the industry, according to...

The law regarding the requirement for smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in rental properties is set to change in England next month but how will this affect landlords?

The chief executive has responded to a Government consultation on a new housing standard, urging it to simplify the high number of laws applied to landlords.

With the new semester fast approaching, student landlords are getting ready to welcome a new set of students into their properties.

The average proportion of a landlord insurance claim being paid out has fallen by -33% since before the pandemic, Total Landlord Insurance analysis shows.