Big changes are coming for UK landlords. From April 2026, HMRC is rolling out new digital tax reporting rules as part of its Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative. If you’re a buy-to-let landlord, it’s time to get familiar with what’s ahead. Let’s explain everything you need to know, from income thresholds to the best MTD-compatible … Read more
Attorney Lauren DiMartino argued a fair housing case before the Supreme Court of Maryland in Annapolis on May 5, challenging landlords’ use of minimum-income screening policies to discriminate against voucher holders, as reported on by The Daily Record. The case is Katrina Hare v. David S. Brown Enterprises, Ltd. Landlord David S. Brown Enterprises denied … Read more
The ongoing Channel migrant crisis has reached unprecedented levels in 2025, prompting the Home Office to appeal to landlords nationwide. As of April, more than 8,064 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats, highlighting the severe housing shortages facing the UK government. Why Landlords Are Being Called Upon The situation has escalated significantly, … Read more
Attorney Lauren DiMartino, along with co-counsel Jim Ray of The Ray Legal Group, petitioned the Supreme Court of Maryland to bypass the Appellate Court to hear a case involving Maryland’s HOME Act. Lauren and Jim represent Katrina Hare, a participant in the Housing Choice voucher program that provides rental subsidy vouchers to low-income individuals. In … Read more
When the government announced a rise in the stamp duty surcharge for landlords and second-home buyers, many predicted a mass exodus of buy-to-let investors. Cue dramatic headlines forecasting doom for the UK housing market and a bleak future for tenants searching for affordable rental homes. But has this actually happened? Not quite. Despite a hefty … Read more