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Listen Up Landlords podcast

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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 organisation, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) it will bring you the very best information, insight and analysis when it comes to renting homes, along with practical advice on how to make the best of your properties. Presenters, NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle - a landlord himself - and landlord, property developer and broadcaster Richard Blanco will be joined each month by expert guests from across the industry to shine a light on the issues affecting you and your lettings. This could be anything from new legislation and tax changes to boosting your kerb appeal. By landlords, for landlords, Listen Up Landlords will feature stories and views from individuals from the buy-to-let market, to support those just starting out and to share best practice. About the NRLA The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) is the UK's largest membership organisation for private residential landlords, supporting and representing over 110,000 members and associates. We support and represent private residential landlords across England and Wales, providing expertise, support and resources, campaigning on behalf of our member and promoting the contribution landlords make in the provision of safe, legal and secure homes. Find out more at www.nrla.org.uk

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Episode 70: Budget special and rental cost index

vendredi 30 octobre 2026 • Durée 30:23

With the shock news that landlords will pay an extra 4% tax on property income from April next year, this week we look at the impact this will have on you and your businesses.

Our expert guests discuss the ongoing tax raids on the sector from successive Governments and – with almost 80% of landlords telling us they are worse off now than they were five years ago – the impact this latest tax rise is likely to have on the provision of homes to rent.

Later in the show we are joined by a leading economist and private rented sector expert who has carried out a major piece of research on behalf of us here at the NRLA on the true cost of being a landlord, covering everything from tax and borrowing to maintenance costs.

Meet the guests

Richard, who is flyng solo this month, is joined by Louisa Sedgwick, managing director of mortgages at Paragon Bank and Meera Chindooroy, our deputy director for campaigns, public affairs and policy.

They unpack the announcements made on Wednesday and what they mean for you.

They are joint by Chris Walker, director and economist at ChamberlainWalker Economics who has developed our new Rental Cost Index, laying bare the real cost of being a landlord and how that has changed over time.

Set to be published in the coming weeks, this piece of work will be a central pillar of our campaigns work going forward.

How to watch

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website, or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube using the link below.  

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk    

ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the 'Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select 'Other' then 'NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.

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Episode 69: Latest on the landlord database and budget calls

vendredi 25 septembre 2026 • Durée 37:26

The regional rollout of the new landlord database, to be introduced under phase two of the Renters' Rights Act, will begin in December this year.

Following the announcement, we look at what you will need to do to comply with the rules, as well as the costs involved and financial penalties for getting things wrong.

Later in the show we look ahead to the Autumn Budget, which will be announced on October 28th, examining the challenges faced by chancellor John Healey and outlining our calls to Government - positive changes that will encourage landlords to stay in the market and continue to invest.

We also talk to our advice team about the calls coming in to the landlord support line this month.

Meet the guests

Ben and Richard are joined by James Wood, our head of compliance and resident expert on all things renters' rights. He gives us a deep dive into the new database, including what details you will need to provide and who will have access to them.

Elsewhere in the show we talk to Maya Wilson Autzen, senior money writer for The Telegraph, and our chief policy officer Chris Norris about what the budget might hold for landlords, with the NRLA's Hannah Keyon joining us to talk about your queries on the database, as well issues with new notice periods introduced under the Renters' Rights Act.

How to watch

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website, or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube.

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk     ACCREDITATION: You can now pick up a CPD point to be used towards NRLA accreditation by listening to the podcast. To log your point, visit the accreditation dashboard in the 'Your Account' section of the NRLA website. Select 'Other' then 'NRLA Podcast' from the dropdown menu.

Episode 68: Tackling hot homes and the latest on agents' fees

lundi 24 août 2026 • Durée 32:39

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 their fee structures, with the end of the fixed terms also meaning the end of renewal charges.

We examine the ways agents have approached the changes and new rent management services on offer – with a move to a monthly, rather than up-front fees.

Meet the guests 

Ben and Richard are joined by Matthew Scott, policy manager at the Chartered institute of Housing (CIH) which is running a cross-sector campaign on overheating in homes with the National Housing Federation and Henry Davis – a developer and NRLA trainer – who talks about the practical steps you can take to tackle the issue.

Elsewhere in the show we talk to Theresa Wallace, chair of The Lettings Industry Council (TLIC) about how agents are responding to the Renters' Rights Act, with the NRLA's Hannah Keyon joining us to talk about the calls coming in to the landlord support team this month. 

How to watch 

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website, or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube. 

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk   

Episode 67: Burnham reaction – and how to comply with new HHSRS rules

vendredi 24 juillet 2026 • Durée 38:05

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, and 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 will operate in practice – and how to ensure you are compliant.

Meet the guests 

We talk to our chief policy officer Chris Norris, who has worked alongside Andy Burnham on the board of the Greater Manchester Good Landlord Charter, alongside national journalist and finance expert Sarah Davidson. They explore what we can expect to see from the new PM and his track record when it comes to the private rented sector. Sarah is Metro's award-winning consumer champion and money expert, specialising in personal finance, business, property and consumer affairs.

In the latter part of the show we are joined by Ali Thomas, a former project manager for the HHSRS review at environmental health specialist firm RHE Global. She talks about what has changed, what this means for landlords and how to ensure you are compliant.

We are also joined by our very own head of brand and content Alexandra Ly who guides us through the new Knowledge Hubs and how to get the most from them.

How to watch

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website, or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube. 

Episode 66: Landlords' responses to the Renters' Rights Act

lundi 29 juin 2026 • Durée 42:20

With the first phase of the Renters' Rights Act now in force we look at how landlords are responding to the new regulatory landscape.

In the first part of the show we ask whether landlords are moving towards shorter term rentals as a result of the new Act and – with the loss of section 21 making it harder to get vacant possession – whether more landlord are looking to buy and sell with tenants in situ.

We also take a look at how the changes coming in under the Act are impacting HMO landlords, many of whom believe they will be disproportionately affected by the changes.

Meet the guests

We talk to Merilee Karr, founding chair of the Short Term Accommodation Association and CEO of short-term rentals company UnderTheDoormat Group about whether landlords are turning to short term rentals as a result of the Act.

We also ask James Donohue, founder of Landlord Property Exchange, a platform allowing landlords to buy and sell homes with tenants in situ, whether interest has increased now it is more challenging to get vacant possession.

And we speak to HMO landlord Lucy Lea, Managing Director of LEA Property Solutions about how she and other landlords like her are managing the changes coming in, specifically new rules on pets and children in HMO properties.

We also hear from Theresa Wallace, chair of The Lettings Industry Council (TLIC) about its new partnership with the NRLA.

How to watch

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube.

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag . For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk 

Episode 65: The latest on leasehold and section 8 grounds

mardi 2 juin 2026 • Durée 40:57

The Government reiterated its commitment to leasehold reform in last month's King's Speech, with pledges to cap ground rents and abolish new leasehold flats – but how will this work in practice?

This month's podcast looks at what the Government is proposing – and potential sticking points with plans as they stand.

With the first phase of the Renters' Rights Act coming into force last month, we also take a look at the new section 8 grounds landlords will need to use to take possession of their properties.

The 37 grounds cover everything from selling the property to arrears and anti-social behaviour and we examine what they cover, how to use them and the evidence you are likely to need to provide.

We also hear more about the calls coming in to the NRLA landlord support team over the last month.

Meet the guests

We speak to Roger Southam, former chair of the Leasehold Advisory Service (LEASE) and NRLA chief policy officer Chris Norris to get their take on the Government's proposed Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act.

Carly Jermyn, property dispute specialst and managing director of Woodstock Solicitors (www.woodstocklegalservices.co.uk) joins us to talk through the revised section 8 grounds, how they are likely to be interpreted and the potential implications for landlords, with NRLA training and development officer Hannah Kenyon discussing members' questions when it comes to assured periodic tenancies.

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube.

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk 

NRLA podcast: Renters' Rights Live: A special edition

jeudi 30 avril 2026 • Durée 33:23

With the first phase of the Renters' Right Act going live today, we talk to experts from across the industry about what the changes will mean – and what we can expect to see over the coming months.

Topics on the table include the end of section 21 and the new possessions process – including which grounds are likely to cause the biggest issues and the impact of new rules on everything from HMOs to dealing with pet requests.

We also look at the biggest challenges – and potential pitfalls – for landlords navigating the new legislative landscape, the impact on the student sector and the way landlords interact with agents.

We speak to James Wood, NRLA policy head of policy, who is responsible for the plethora of forms, documents and detailed guidance available on our Renters' Rights Hub.

Also sharing their expert insight are Robin Stewart, partner in housing and property disputes at Anthony Gold Solicitors who address the legal implications of the new rules and Allison Thompson, chief lettings officer at national letting agency LRG.

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website or your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in on Spotify or watch on YouTube.

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords. For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk 

To read a full transcript of the show click here:https://www.nrla.org.uk/news/listen-u...

Episode 63: Getting to grips with EPC C

jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 36:04

With plans to introduce a minimum EPC rating of C to the private rented sector moving forward apace, this month's podcast looks at what this means for you.

Proposals to introduce the minimum rating in 2030 will require landlords to spend up to £10,000 per property on upgrades, with the Government also launching a consultation into plans to revise the way EPCs are calculated.

We speak to Caroline Postles, existing dwellings technical team manager at Elmhurst Energy (www.elmhurstenergy.co.uk) about what the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) plans will mean in practice, with Lisa Steele, lending director at Paragon Bank (www.paragonbank.co.uk) looking at funding options for improvements – and the impact of the new rules when it comes to getting a buy-to-let mortgage.

We are also joined by Emma Grant, head of trade experience and commercial partnerships at Checkatrade (www.checkatrade.com) about how to ensure you find the right person for improvement works, and the potential impact of the drastic shortfall of trained trades on the Government's plans.

Elsewhere in the show Landlord Support Adviser, Connor Cathcart joins us to talk about the calls coming into us this month, with the Renters' Rights Act, specifically the new tenant information sheet coming out on top.

He runs through what you need to know – with further information on this, and all things Renters' Rights available on our exclusive member hub here: https://www.nrla.org.uk/resources/renters-rights

How can I watch?

You can listen and watch the podcast via the NRLA website at https://www.nrla.org.uk/news/listen-up-landlords-podcast, or via your preferred streaming service. To watch the video, you will need to tune in via Spotify or by watch the show on YouTube.

Listen Up Landlords: An International Women's Day Special

vendredi 27 février 2026 • Durée 44:13

This month we invite you to enjoy a very special episode of Listen Up Landlords, marking International Women's Day.

International Women's Day, which is celebrated annually on 8th March, is an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the achievements of women, while highlighting discrimination and calling for gender equality.

Not only do we introduce you to three truly inspirational NRLA members, but we are also unveiling our new video format for the first time.

Ben and Richard meet Hasmita Reardon, Lorraine Thomas and Mandy St John Davey MBE, to hear about their property journeys and achievements, and what they are doing to support and inspire women in property.

Meet the guests

Hasmita Reardon

Hasmita arrived in the UK as a refugee in 1972 at just 11 years old, with little more than the clothes on her back. She bought her first properties from a small inheritance and now has a portfolio of more than 60 homes. She ran her own property management company, Reardons and has set up a charity supporting victims of domestic violence, New Leaf Support. New Leaf offers a full range of support for women leaving abusive relationships – with Hasmita using some of her own properties to house those who might not meet the eligibility criteria for a place in a women's refuge. She also converted her former family home into a children's home, once her own sons flew the nest. She talks about how her experience of homelessness inspired her to invest and support those in need of help.

Lorraine Thomas

Property developer, investor and mentor Lorraine Thomas is another landlord with a social conscience. She made her first foray into the world of property after leaving a career in the legal sector, with her first role finding accommodation for disadvantaged young adults. Shocked by some of the conditions she encountered, she decided to enter the world of property development and in 2016 set up View from my Window, a property development and management company with a focus on providing affordable housing for disadvantaged tenants. Lorraine is also a property mentor and creates joint ventures between group mentees to encourage them to invest, as well as going into schools to encourage more women and girls into the industry. She talks to us about how lifting others is at the core of her business and shares her advice when it comes to succeeding in property.

Episode 61: New rules on pets and the student landlord challenge

jeudi 22 janvier 2026 • Durée 30:01

With implementation of the Renters' Rights Act now just a few months away, we look at two key elements of the legislation – new rules on pets and the unique challenges faced by student landlords.

Presenters Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco are joined by Sandy Bastin, Director of Resolution, of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) and Scott Fryer, policy manager at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home.

With many landlords concerned about pet damage, Sandy outlines the scale of the issue, outlining the importance of detailed condition reports pre-tenancy, and how to approach claims, with Scott addressing the grey area around the suitability of certain pets for certain types of properties.

Landlord Support Adviser, Connor Cathcart joins us to talk about calls coming into the Landlord Support Line this month, and letting agent Sally Hatcher, founder of Sally Hatcher Estates joins us to talk about student lets.

Sally, who works with landlords and students in Canterbury, talks about challenges landlords are facing around notice periods this academic year and the likely impact on the sector going forward.

If you enjoy the show, please spread the word on your social media channels using the hashtag #listenuplandlords.

For all podcast enquiries email press@nrla.org.uk 

To read a full transcript of the show click here.

More information

To visit our Renters' Rights Hub, packed with information and resources to help you manage the transition click here.

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