NRLA chief calls on the next government to instigate a new Renters (Reform) Bill

“You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go.”

I am past caring what Beadle thinks.

The NRLA haven’t been ‘working with’ the government, they have been ‘conspiring with’ the government.

Beadle must realise that the NRLA are helping the government in encouraging landlords to sell up. This won’t help his membership grow?

Reply to the comment left by Monty Bodkin at 04/06/2024 - 09:21
Who to go? The Beadle fool or the Gov idiots!!

Are we sure this is not Jeremy Beadle and that it's not a big wind up for Landlords?
It makes you wonder whether any of the staff at the NRLA are actually Landlords themselves, or even know any Landlords?
Have they experienced what 80% of Landlords have experienced e.g. trashed properties, rent arrears, non-payment of rent, squatting, over-legislation, over-taxation, restricted rights to access, ever increasing changes to the law against landlords, selective licensing schemes, anti-social behaviour etc? If they had, they would not be so quick to accommodate proposed governmental changes that would not just drive existing landlords out of the market and deter new landlords from entering it, but would kill the PRS altogether!

he is in cloud cuckoo land, no government whatever the colour is going to start again from scratch.

If Section 21 is abolished outright - landlords will sell up.

If a more pro-tenant RRB is pushed through by the Labour party - landlords will sell up.

If more over-regulation of the PRS is brought in by the Labour party - landlords will sell up.

What is being done to stem the flow?

I understand that the NRLA wanted to push this bill through, because they feared that a much worse bill was on its way if Labour won. Well, it seems that the inevitable will happen.

A perfect lose - lose scenario.

Start asking intelligent questions, like:
how can we encourage more investment/younger investors in the PRS?
And start by reversing some of the harmful legislation, S24, stamp duty discrimination, Selective Licensing without any evidence-based facts that it works.

The ONLY reason Beadle was gung ho for abolition of S21 was because he thought it had already gone to far with all parties in agreement and its demise, inevitable.

Now EVERYTHING is up in the air and he is actually supposedly acting on LL's behalf and calling for it, plus the RRB to be bought back in asap??

There is a L in NRLA that stands for LANDLORD, not T for Tenant!

"He says the Bill was the government’s masterplan to transform the PRS with more security for tenants, the abolition of section 21 and the end of fixed term tenancies."

So which if of these three points prove beneficial to landlords exactly Beadle?????

I suggest you resign and go work for Shelter.

The NRLA should remember who pays their wages. Landlords.

They are supposed to be the equivalent of a Landlords Union - in Union language stop shafting the PRS.

If everyone stopped being a member of the NRLA, I’m not a member and would never be, and certainly stopped paying for their expensive and of little content courses BB would move on to his next job.

Join far better Landlord assistance ie Pims.co.uk. Everything you need there including no nonsense advice and importantly no courses that they try and try to sell you. Best £80 landlords could spend, and reclaim as an allowable expense against tax.

Get real NRLA and work FOR not against landlords, the people you are supposed to be looking out for and who pay your wages.

Landlords have too much regulation as it is Tennants already hold all all the cards. This Ben guy is a joke like taking a kitten to a Tiger fight. Take Reform party stance no more regulation is needed and any extra regulation will cause a landlord exodus and massive rent rises focus on getting section 24 removed calling it a Tennant tax. Use Argentina as an example where all the draconian socialist regulation and rent controls were removed and rents dropped 30% in 10 months the best way to destroy a city is bomb it the second best way is rent controls. Use examples of the failure of the anti landlord rhetoric take Scotland wales utter disaster it’s going to happen here until people see sense and vote reform as both labour and Tory want to kill the PRS

Beadle is a government shill and there was a coup d'etat at the RLA a long time ago, one the same message, the TDS is a scam the Tenancy Deposit Scheme being run by The (assumptive) Dispute Service, so right out of the gate it's imbued with negativism. Also, it might be a non profit but its Board and executive team is huge, a money pit and still they have somehow accumulated a net balance sheet of £8000000?