Rental property database could cost landlords £327m a year, says NRLA

New landlord database to cost £65 per property annually

The National Residential Landlords Association has criticised the upcoming private rental database, describing the £65 annual fee per property as disproportionate to the service provided. The database, scheduled for launch in December as part of the Government's Renters' Rights Act, will apply to over five million private sector properties.

Landlord database "costs more than car MOT"

The NRLA's Ben Beadle says the new private rented database is a "rip off" and a "costly mess".

Landlords face hefty bill as new rental database branded a ‘rip-off’

Discover how the new rental database affects landlords in England and the costs of compulsory registration under the new scheme.

Rental property database could cost landlords £327m a year, says NRLA

The Government’s planned private rented sector (PRS) database could cost landlords at least £327m a year, according to the NRLA.