Listen Up Landlords podcast
Are you a new landlord just starting out in the business, or an experienced investor looking for the inside track on what's going on in the private rented sector?If so, Listen Up Landlords is the podcast for you.Brought to you by the UK's largest landlord membership…
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Episode 68: Tackling hot homes and the latest on agents' fees (opens the original)
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With this summer on course to be one of the hottest since records began, we look at your responsibilities when it comes to your rental properties and keeping tenants cool. In addition to the impact of excess heat, we look at the practical, low-costs steps you can take to keep the temperatures down – as well as questions over whether moves to improve the energy efficiency of rental homes could make them hotter. Later in the show we look at the impact the Renters' Rights Act has had on agents and
Episode 67: Burnham reaction – and how to comply with new HHSRS rules (opens the original)
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With Andy Burnham becoming the new Prime Minister this week and Anglela Rayner returning as Housing Secretary, we look at the new PM's record on rented homes – and ask what this could mean for the sector. We find out more about the NRLA's new knowledge hubs, offering tailored content to reflect your personal property journey, a nd later look at the revised Housing, Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) rules. With new £7,000 on-the-spot fines for getting it wrong, we examine how the scheme wil
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