Buy-to-let Property News, Regulation
NRLA puts landlord database bill at £327m a year
The NRLA says the £65 annual PRS database charge will cost landlords at least £326.95 million a year when regional registration begins in December.
The NRLA says the £65 annual PRS database charge will cost landlords at least £326.95 million a year when regional registration begins in December.
NRLA says landlords will need to register and pay for each rental separately when the private rented sector database rollout begins in December 2026.
The government has confirmed that just 51 rogue landlords and letting agents are listed on the official national database eight years after its launch. In…
Landlords can now volunteer to test the government’s new private rented sector database before it becomes mandatory under the Renters’ Rights Act later this year.