14-minute read
Renting out your property: rules for landlords in 2025
The essential rules and regulations for landlords.
Regulation and legislation for landlords
Understand the latest regulation and legislation for landlords.
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4-minute read
New energy efficiency rules for rental properties scrapped
Are you a landlord? Read the latest on the government’s plans to increase minimum energy performance proposals.
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4-minute read
A simple guide to getting a gas safety certificate
Find out if you need a gas safety certificate for your rental property and how to find an…
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6-minute read
What is permitted development? A buy-to-let landlord’s guide
What are the rules for permitted development and how could they help you to add value to your…
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5-minute read
Renting Homes Act: what does it mean for landlords?
What does the Renting Homes Act mean for landlords in Wales, and could similar measures be rolled out…
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5-minute read
Revealed: the challenges of new EPC rules for landlords
New research reveals why many landlords could struggle to update the energy efficiency of their rental properties in…
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9-minute read
Landlord access rights: how to view or inspect a rental property
If you’re planning to visit your rental property, our guide to landlord access rights can help you stay…
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7-minute read
Breathing space – a landlord’s guide to the Debt Respite Scheme
The government Debt Respite Scheme known as ‘breathing space’ provides extra financial protections for renters. Read our in-depth…
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9-minute read
Carbon monoxide and smoke alarm regulations for landlords in the UK
Keep your tenants and properties safe – here’s all the regulations surrounding smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms.…
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5-minute read
A guide to HMO licence fines and other fines for landlords
There are lots of landlord legal obligations you should know, including HMO (house in multiple occupation) licence fines…
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3-minute read
What if your tenant moves a partner in without permission? A guide to ‘permitted occupiers’ for landlords
If a tenant moves a partner in without permission, that person can become a ‘permitted occupier’. Here’s what…
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