Author: Landlord Association

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords in the private rented sector A recent government survey reveals that the majority of private renters in the UK have had positive experiences with their landlords, with satisfaction levels notably higher compared to property management agencies. This insight is significant for landlords as it emphasises the value tenants […]

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords A recent government survey reveals that the majority of private renters in the UK have had positive experiences with their landlords, with satisfaction levels notably higher than those reported for property management agencies. This insight is significant for landlords as it highlights the value tenants place on direct […]

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords

Renters Report Positive Experiences with Their Landlords in the Private Rented Sector A recent government survey reveals that the majority of private renters in the UK report positive experiences with their landlords, highlighting a generally satisfactory relationship within the private rented sector. This insight is particularly relevant for landlords and letting agents as it underscores […]

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords

Renters report positive experiences with their landlords in the private rented sector A recent government survey reveals that the majority of private renters in England report positive experiences with their landlords, highlighting a generally satisfactory relationship within the private rented sector. This is significant for landlords as it underscores the importance of maintaining good communication […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA Warns Landlords Cannot Afford EPC Upgrade Costs The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has raised concerns that landlords are unable to afford the substantial costs associated with the government’s proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upgrades. With minimum EPC rating requirements set to rise to a C by 2028 for new tenancies and by 2030 […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has raised concerns that many landlords will struggle to finance the government’s proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upgrades. With costs potentially reaching up to £15,000 per property, the NRLA warns that without adequate support, landlords may be unable to meet the […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA Warns Landlords Cannot Afford EPC Upgrade Costs The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has raised concerns that the proposed energy performance certificate (EPC) upgrades for rental properties are financially unviable for many landlords. With government plans requiring substantial investment to meet minimum EPC standards, the NRLA warns that without adequate support, landlords will struggle […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA Warns Landlords Cannot Afford EPC Upgrade Costs The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has issued a warning that landlords are unlikely to afford the proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upgrades required by the government. With costs potentially reaching up to £15,000 per property, many landlords’ rental incomes do not support such significant investment, risking […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA warns landlords cannot afford costly EPC upgrades The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has raised concerns that landlords across the UK are unable to finance the proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upgrades required by new government regulations. With costs potentially reaching up to £15,000 per property, many landlords may find it unprofitable to invest […]

NRLA warns that landlords can’t afford EPC upgrades

NRLA Warns Landlords Cannot Afford EPC Upgrades The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has issued a warning that many landlords will struggle to afford the proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upgrades required by the government. With costs potentially reaching up to £15,000 per property, the NRLA highlights that the current funding model is unsustainable and […]