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Reducing the negative impact of our homes on the environment is crucial if we’re to create a more sustainable future, but an absence of direction is contributing to a lack of action. 

The need to improve the energy efficiency of the UK’s privately rented homes is clear but doing so presents significant challenges. Find out more in our rental sector report.

The publishing of the Government’s White Paper outlining its plans for private rented sector (PRS) reform, titled A fairer private rented sector, has resulted in some pretty outlandish media coverage.

The downvaluing of properties is sometimes interpreted as a sign of a downturn in the market, but this is not always the case. Our Mortgages Managing Director, Richard Rowntree, explains why.

Find out about the people and companies that make up the mortgage intermediary profession, with our Mortgage Intermediary Insight Report.

Social media DIY advice often seems like an easy fix, but some tips may be doing more harm than good. Here are five of the worst DIY hacks advised online and we recommend you avoid them at all costs!

Over three years in the making, the Government has published a white paper setting out its intentions for what it says is the biggest shake up of the private rented sector in 30 years.

Countering negative landlord perceptions, our report reveals how the majority enjoy harmonious relationships with their tenants and highlights the important role private landlords play.

This year’s Queen’s Speech contained a major piece of new legislation for the private rented sector – the Renters Reform Bill. Find out what this means for landlords along with other key takeaways.

Right to rent checks are a necessary step landlords need to take before letting property to new tenants. Find out everything you need to know with our landlord guide.