A survey of landlords and tenants commissioned by the
National Landlords Association (NLA) has found that 40 per cent of landlords
earn little more than enough to break even each month, meaning just one missed
payment can leave them financially vulnerable. The survey also revealed some
interesting insights into tenants’ perceptions of landlords, with one in three
tenants stating that they thought their landlord was more interested in their
earnings than anything else. The survey was undertaken to investigate the
impact of missed rent payments and cumulative rent arrears. In light of the
findings and the potential impact of missed rental payments, the NLA has
launched a guide to financial management for landlords and tenants. Read more
on the NLA website.
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