Landlords who hoped that 2024 might arrive with more balance in the reporting of property rental issues are already reeling from another attack, according to LegalforLandlords.

Following significant amendments introduced to the Renters Reform Bill after its second reading in Parliament last month, London-based estate and lettings agency, Johns&Co, has...

Just 9% of renters surveyed feel that government excuses surrounding the indefinite delay to Section 21 abolishment is acceptable.

With the latest data revealing that it takes over half a year for courts to process legitimate possession claims made by private landlords, the NRLA argues that scrapping Section 21...

Landlord Action commended the efforts of MP Theresa Villiers for her commitment to addressing the issues surrounding delays in the UK's court system.

The national body representing private-sector landlords has called on the Ministry of Justice to reform the Court service and take action to speed up the time it takes to process...

A majority of agents feel unprepared to implement recently announced legislation that will see an end to 'no fault' evictions.

A sustained government attack on landlords, culminating in the publication of the Renters' Reform Bill, could cause many to finally exit the sector with the ban on Section 21 cited as...

A large majority - 80% - of landlords have never used the Section 21 powers to perform a no-fault eviction, a study has found.

As the introduction of the Renters' Reform Bill draws closer, apprehension surrounding the abolishment of 'no fault' evictions continues to grow among UK landlords, with a third now...