96% of landlords say they lack confidence in the courts’ ability to cope.

As the UK rental sector shifts from a “cottage industry” to a more heavily regulated, professional service sector, will smaller, exiting landlords leave property for good...

Much of the Decent Home Standard is open to interpretation, prompting many landlords to feel they are in 'regulation limbo'.

Today will see members of the House of Lords prepare to scrutinise the Renters’ Rights Bill - and industry leaders have expressed their concerns over the potential knock-on...

The House of Lords is preparing to start its detailed scrutiny of the Renters’ Rights Bill next week.

Jon Cooper, director of mortgages at Aldermore, explores what landlords need to know about the Renters Rights Bill before it comes into effect later this year.

The recent changes to Stamp Duty, increased regulation, and the looming Renters' Rights Bill are prompting many landlords to sell up.

Over 60% of tenants say they don’t know if the long-awaited Bill will address their concerns.

The National Residential Landlords Association has warned that greater clarity is needed surrounding when measures in the Renters’ Rights Bill will take effect.

The number of instances in which tenants are being forced out of their rented properties has increased sharply over recent years.