The Energy Company Obligation 4 (ECO4) and Great British Insulation Scheme - used by landlords to insulate homes - have been ...

MPs are continuing to press Housing Secretary Angela Rayner about the impact of freezing Local Housing Allowance rates on ...

LandlordZONE caught up with Marcus Selmon, Chair of portfolio landlord group PLAN to discuss the state of the private rented ...

The North East offers BTL investors the best HMO rental yields in the UK, with the highest rental income to be found in the ...

The High Court has ruled that the Department of Work and Pensions acted unlawfully by making deductions from a tenant’s Universal Credit payments to his landlord without first consulting him – a ...

Landlords who buy leasehold apartments will next month be able to extend the property’s lease without having to wait two ...

A landlord caught out for having an unlicensed property has managed to get her fine slashed after a First Tier Property ...

Activity within the buy-to-let market is reviving after months of uncertainty and political interference, new official ...

The government’s reluctance to properly fund eviction courts could cause chaos once the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes law, a leading lawyer has warned.

A landlord who built an illegal outbuilding to store his tenants’ belongings has been ordered to pay more than £23,000.

Tenants are living in build-to-rent developments for less time than their counterparts in the traditional PRS – suggesting that they are not the panacea for the housing crisis that is often claimed.

The National Trust has rejected claims that it stopped renting out its properties to avoid the growing legislative burden.