Communication becomes less frequent. Review meetings are missed. Engagement with updates starts to decline. The relationship becomes increasingly transactional and opportunities to demonstrate value become less common.

Home Office guidance will reshape the way many agents approach Right to Rent checks, placing greater emphasis on digital processes, consistency and compliance.

Join Ady and Sarah as they explore the rising demand for guarantors in the UK rental market, the supply challenges driving it, and the impact of affordability pressures and regulatory change. Along with the solutions to tackle the new market and how they work and benefit your agency.

In this infosheet, we’ll explore what pet requests mean for landlords and letting agents in practice, together with some of the practical steps agents can take to help landlords make confident, evidence-based decisions under the new rules.

The recent heatwave prompted questions across landlord forums, with some asking whether they were legally required to provide air conditioning or take additional measures to keep tenants cool. The simple answer is no – but that doesn’t mean overheating should be ignored.

Britain is about to have its seventh Prime Minister in ten years. Each new leader arrives promising change; but each inherits a growing list of challenges, and is expected to deliver results almost immediately.

NEW timelines set for next phase of the Renters’ Rights Act.

In Issue 2 of The Lettings Playbook, we explore a challenge facing many agents today: landlords often focus on management fees because they don’t fully see the value being delivered behind the scenes.

The agencies that stand out this year won’t simply be the ones with the most properties. They’ll be the ones that make moving easier.