Good Post, which I'm sure is not uncommon. It's been made more difficult now days simply because councils don't have the resources to house many of those that are evicted. They expect the landlord to deal with the problem. As...
Would have been nice if the NRLA has asked it’s members what they would like to see, instead of them thinking they themselves have a clue what the private landlord needs in order to continue to operate successfully in the...
When these rumours get reported, it make people re-consider their plans. I have already given one of my tenants notice to leave on the back of previous CGT increases that may or may not happen. If I'm going to be...
I keep hearing how the PRS is becoming more professional etc., with more landlords operating as LTD companies etc. But, those of us professiona landlords who bought in our own names can't just switch to a ltd structure and alot...
I'm all for the rogue landlords being fined and ideally banished from the sector, but as always, the NRLA focusing on the issues "they believe" will give them more credibility with the government. Ideally the NRLA need to get rid...
Well....do you really think anyone involved with creating government policy around the PRS would read this and if they did take note of the findings? They don't even act on their own findings!
"it’s possible to receive an 8% fixed annual coupon on a listed 6-year passive investment bond, or a 10% fixed annual coupon from a similar two-year fixed rate bond from an unlisted triple A rated company" But these are classed...
Good to see the Government taking notice of what the NRLA have to say when it surveyed it's membership. NRLA you have no influence on governments, so it's time you started acting for your members, while you still have some.
I must be in a unique position! House prices in four different areas of the country where I own property have declined in the last couple of years. Rents up steadily.
Surely the NRLA should be advising that any responsible landlords NOT to take riskier tenants. As an organisation that tries to make out they support and represent good landlords they would be failling if they didn't!
Rubbish! Just look at the number of reductions on Rightmove listing. Also speak to estate agents, they will tell you, there are buyers out there "if you price realistically", another words lower than properties in the area sold for last...
Courts can't cope now and the workload will increase substancially. I'm hearing people waitng more than a year to get back their properties, where really it should be less than a month.
The full impact may not be seen straight away as some landlords will wait for current tenants to leave before putting their properties on the market to sell. (Not wanting to risk letting to the new unknown who doesn't have...
Interesting. I know of 4 people who have not been able to sell their properties in the last 9 months. "Well priced homes" maybe selling, so that means less than they were valued at 2 or 3 years ago from...
The NRLA like shelter have now just become an organisation that just looks after itself. A large number of paid staff that achieve little and pretend to have the ear of government and the PRS.
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7th September 2026, 3 days ago
I don't believe those figures!
Read More →7th September 2026, 3 days ago
Good Post, which I'm sure is not uncommon. It's been made more difficult now days simply because councils don't have the resources to house many of those that are evicted. They expect the landlord to deal with the problem. As...
Read More →1st September 2026, 1 week ago
Would have been nice if the NRLA has asked it’s members what they would like to see, instead of them thinking they themselves have a clue what the private landlord needs in order to continue to operate successfully in the...
Read More →28th August 2026, 2 weeks ago
When these rumours get reported, it make people re-consider their plans. I have already given one of my tenants notice to leave on the back of previous CGT increases that may or may not happen. If I'm going to be...
Read More →31st July 2026, 1 month ago
I keep hearing how the PRS is becoming more professional etc., with more landlords operating as LTD companies etc. But, those of us professiona landlords who bought in our own names can't just switch to a ltd structure and alot...
Read More →17th July 2026, 2 months ago
I'm all for the rogue landlords being fined and ideally banished from the sector, but as always, the NRLA focusing on the issues "they believe" will give them more credibility with the government. Ideally the NRLA need to get rid...
Read More →12th July 2026, 2 months ago
Well....do you really think anyone involved with creating government policy around the PRS would read this and if they did take note of the findings? They don't even act on their own findings!
Read More →7th July 2026, 2 months ago
Well he's the wrong man for the job.
Read More →3rd July 2026, 2 months ago
"it’s possible to receive an 8% fixed annual coupon on a listed 6-year passive investment bond, or a 10% fixed annual coupon from a similar two-year fixed rate bond from an unlisted triple A rated company" But these are classed...
Read More →3rd July 2026, 2 months ago
Good to see the Government taking notice of what the NRLA have to say when it surveyed it's membership. NRLA you have no influence on governments, so it's time you started acting for your members, while you still have some.
Read More →18th June 2026, 3 months ago
I must be in a unique position! House prices in four different areas of the country where I own property have declined in the last couple of years. Rents up steadily.
Read More →4th June 2026, 3 months ago
In that case - another one of mine will be sold before the new regulations come in.
Read More →28th May 2026, 4 months ago
Rents will be priced as such for "New Tenants" so as to exclude those riskier tenants.
Read More →28th May 2026, 4 months ago
Surely the NRLA should be advising that any responsible landlords NOT to take riskier tenants. As an organisation that tries to make out they support and represent good landlords they would be failling if they didn't!
Read More →27th May 2026, 4 months ago
Rubbish! Just look at the number of reductions on Rightmove listing. Also speak to estate agents, they will tell you, there are buyers out there "if you price realistically", another words lower than properties in the area sold for last...
Read More →8th May 2026, 4 months ago
Courts can't cope now and the workload will increase substancially. I'm hearing people waitng more than a year to get back their properties, where really it should be less than a month.
Read More →6th May 2026, 4 months ago
The full impact may not be seen straight away as some landlords will wait for current tenants to leave before putting their properties on the market to sell. (Not wanting to risk letting to the new unknown who doesn't have...
Read More →30th April 2026, 4 months ago
Interesting. I know of 4 people who have not been able to sell their properties in the last 9 months. "Well priced homes" maybe selling, so that means less than they were valued at 2 or 3 years ago from...
Read More →28th April 2026, 5 months ago
The NRLA like shelter have now just become an organisation that just looks after itself. A large number of paid staff that achieve little and pretend to have the ear of government and the PRS.
Read More →23rd April 2026, 5 months ago
Landlords will be increasing rent in anticipation of any potential licence scheme, let alone those already proposed!
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