Local authorities will no longer have to ask the Secretary of State for permission to introduced selective licensing schemes in England and Northern Ireland, it has been revealed.

Economic headwinds are set to shrink purchases in the buy-to-let market by 7% next year to £9 billion, predicts UK Finance.

Landlords in Norwich are chasing thousands of pounds in rent payments from a letting agency which appears to have gone under.

Hundreds of tenants have staged a protest in central London calling for the government to introduce rent controls.

However, the tenant disputed this and denied having received the documents. It claimed the possession order must fail. As the ...

Property experts are pondering what the government might name new tenancies created by the Renters’ Rights Bill.

A district council has come up with a set of exceptional circumstances to help decide when to give the go-ahead to new HMOs.

A landlord in Liverpool has secured £2.3 million to refinance eight student HMOs within the city and unusually has gone public about the deal.

A letting agent has criticised police who failed to act when vandals threw a brick through one of his tenant’s windows.

The never-ending onslaught of landlords, including the abolition of Section 21, tough EPC rules, and changes to stamp duty, ...

A tenants’ champion has slammed energy companies for failing to help renters with energy bill problems at HMOs.

Northwood letting agency in Romford has gone bust, leaving angry landlords out of pocket. The Victoria Road branch – which ...