Nick Lyons, CEO of No Letting Go and Kaptur Software, explores how integrating advanced property-reporting technology with a strong compliance framework can streamline inspections,...

76.3% of agents plan to remain in the sector for at least five more years, according to the results of a new survey from Reapit.

A new survey has revealed cautious approach to AI adoption in the UK lettings sector, with concerns over tenant relationships at the forefront.

From 14 May, letting agents must screen all landlords, tenants, and beneficial owners against the UK Sanctions List.

Three letting agents and a Residential Leasehold Management company have been expelled from The Property Ombudsman for failing to pay compensation to consumers.

Tim Barnett, CEO at Credas explores why letting agents can no longer claim ignorance about financial sanctions monitoring.

The new partnership aims to help agents stay ahead of upcoming regulatory changes

From May 14th 2025, letting agents must conduct sanctions checks on clients, following the UK Government’s extension of sanctions reporting obligations.

As of 14th May this year, new financial sanctions reporting obligations will come into force requiring letting agents to conduct far stricter AML checks

Letting agents could lose more money under the Renters' Rights Bill than the failed Renters (Reform) Bill, according to official government figures.