Rental inflation at 2.1% understates what most renters moving home are experiencing. Three-quarters of rental areas are growing faster than the national average because 25% fewer homes to rent than pre-pandemic levels is keeping rent inflation positive.
Too good to be true? Not so. From student digs, to development opportunities, we've got 10 opportunities for sale with a guide price of £10,000 or less.
Whether it's updating terms or navigating new eviction grounds, here are the 7 essential, time-sensitive steps every landlord must take right now to protect their portfolio.
Moving to a new rental home? Here are the laws around your deposit and how your landlord must keep it safe it with a government deposit protection scheme.
9 things you need to know when renting out a property as a landlord, from deposits to insurance and what's changed with the Renters' Rights Act in May 2026.
The Renters’ Rights Act came into law on 1 May 2026, affecting renters, landlords and the future of lettings. Here’s our guide to the major changes, from the end of ‘no fault’ evictions to rent rises and pet requests.
Got a spare room and in need of a little extra income? Using the Rent a Room scheme to get a lodger is one of the few areas of renting that remains flexible for homeowners after the 2026 reforms.
Informal rent reviews are a thing of the past after the Renters’ Rights Act took effect on 1 May 2026. You must now follow strict processes, stick to market value and provide longer notice periods to legally increase rent.
While it is still entirely possible to self-manage, the question of whether to use a letting agent has become more relevant than ever with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act.