Ongoing complaints from landlords about Right to Rent has persuaded the Home Office to revisit its controversial flagship immigration policy.

Three letting agents in London have been fined a total of £90,000 this week for breaches of local HMO regulations.

New legislation designed to force lenders to take rent and council tax payments into account when assessing tenants for mortgages has begun its journey through the House of Commons, sponsored by former…

NAEA Propertymarket's report into the leasehold scandal published today reveals the shocking impact of the debacle on home owners.

The government is to ban landlords and estate agents from being billed excessive amounts for minor damage to their rental properties.

Challenger portal OTM has revealed how many of the properties uploaded to it every month are added 24 hours earlier than other portals.

Move to make 'local searches' easier and cheaper follows move by Warwick, which was the first, with a further 17 local authorities folllowing suit this year.

Landlord mortgage lenders are worried that the government'st planned compulsory three year tenancies would impact tenants unfairly.

The government has given the UK's Trading Standards' rogue estate agency team an extra £270k a year in funding, taking its overall budget to half a million.

NALS has heavily criticised the Shelter/NHF campaign to expose lettings agents who discriminate against housing benefit tenants.