With time running out until the next General Election, Neil Cobbold, Managing Director at PayProp UK looks at the dangers of rushing through the government’s flagship legislation...

Andy Jones, Group Director, Corporate & Build to Rent, Leaders Romans Group looks ahead to next year and the long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill.

Two London companies have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman for failing to pay compensation to consumers, bringing the total number expelled this year to 13.

Government plans to scrap Assured Shorthold Tenancies in favour of periodic lets could put landlords’ properties at risk, according to new insight from NoLettingGo.

The TPO has been informed that a letting agent expelled from the scheme - owing a landlord £10k, appears to still be trading illegally, offering properties to let.

A new, free, and CPD-accredited course has been launched by RentTech platform, Goodlord, designed to help letting agents navigate the upcoming implementation of the Renters (Reform)...

Inventories will be the last line of defence for landlords worried about having to allow pets in their rented properties, according to the Association of Independent Inventory Clerks.

With parliament's summer recess rapidly approaching, the upcoming parliamentary schedule does not have room for the second reading of the Renters (Reform) Bill, when MPs will be able...

Agents who took part in a recent Q&A webinar have described the Renters' Reform Bill as “The biggest worry facing agents today.”

Eight agents were excluded from The Property Ombudsman scheme during the first three months of the year for failing to pay compensatory awards following complaints from consumers.