Landlord services guide
Landlord forums, podcasts and newsletters: where landlords ask and read
Where UK landlords ask, listen and read: four forums, three podcasts and the news sites, each with what it costs and who runs it, as its own pages showed on 24 October 2026; then GOV.UK’s own email alerts, the official source. Listed A to Z, not ranked and not recommended. LetCompliance, the software that runs the let and answers questions about your own one, is set out first and is none of them.
- Reviewed
- Editor
- Erdem Volkan
- Sources
- 8, A to Z
LetCompliance, the publisher’s own software
Runs the let beside every firm here
Landlord software for the whole let: adverts and applications, the tenancy and its signatures, rent and Direct Debit, arrears and the Section 8 notice, repairs, deposits, certificates and Making Tax Digital for UK property income.
From £7.99 a month for one property.
UK landlords ask on Property Tribes, the LandlordZONE forum, the MoneySavingExpert board and Landlord Law’s members’ forum; listen to the NRLA’s Listen Up Landlords, the LandlordZONE podcast and The Property Podcast; and get rule changes from GOV.UK’s own email alerts, all as read on 24 October 2026. A forum answers the general question. LetCompliance runs the let and answers about your own one, with an AI advisor and a landlords’ question board inside the account. From £7.99 a month for one property.
LetCompliance, the publisher’s own software
What LetCompliance does beside the forums
A forum answers the general question. LetCompliance runs the let and answers about your own one: your tenancies, your rent, your notices and your figures, inside the account.
Questions about your own let, answered in the account
The AI advisor answers about your own properties, tenancies and figures, and about the rules, from your records and the app’s own guides. No monthly limit on a paid plan or the trial. It is not legal advice.
On every plan
A question board for landlords
Ask other landlords using LetCompliance from the help panel. Questions and answers stay on the board, under a nickname or an anonymous handle.
On every plan
The help centre and the blog
Guides to each part of the let in the help centre, and the blog, with an RSS feed at /rss.xml for any feed reader.
On every plan
The dates that matter, sent to you
Making Tax Digital deadline reminders each quarter and before the April 2027 threshold, and certificate reminders at 90, 30, 14, 7 and 1 days before each one runs out.
On every plan
What it does not do. LetCompliance is not a forum, a podcast or a news service, and its advisor and question board are not legal advice.
LetCompliance publishes this guide and is landlord software. It is not one of the firms compared below and is not ranked against them.
Plans are one price for each size of portfolio, never a charge per property, a month: £7.99 for 1 property, £14.99 for up to 3, £19 for up to 10, £29 for up to 20 and £49 for any number. Every new landlord account starts with a 3-day trial and no card.
Listed A to Z, not ranked
Eight places landlords ask, listen and read, A to Z
What each one is and what it costs, as its own pages showed on 24 October 2026. Listed, not recommended: a forum reply is another landlord’s view.
| Source | What it is | What it costs (read 24 October 2026) | How it reaches you | Who runs it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Landlord Law (members’ forum) | A landlords’ membership whose forum questions are answered by solicitor Tessa Shepperson, normally within 24 hours, as its page says, with documents and monthly training webinars. Telephone advice from its panel solicitors costs extra. |
Read on landlordlaw.co.uk | Online, for members; webinar recordings on the Business level. | LANDLORD LAW SERVICES LTD, 08153069 Incorporated 23 July 2012. |
| Landlord Today | Landlord news, with polls and comments for account holders. |
Read on landlordtoday.co.uk | On its site; an account opens the poll results and the comments. | Not named on the page read. |
| LandlordZONE | Landlord news, legal articles, a forum and The LandlordZONE podcast. |
Read on landlordzone.co.uk | On its site, with a forum sign-up, and its podcast page for the episodes. | LandlordZONE. Its podcast page carries the HFIS group’s name and says it is sponsored by Total Landlord, which the HFIS group includes. |
| MoneySavingExpert Forum: House buying, renting and selling | A public forum board for buying, renting and selling a home, which takes questions about being a landlord, as the board says. |
Read on forums.moneysavingexpert.com | On the board, or by its email digest of trending threads, daily, weekly or monthly. | Not named on the board page read. |
| NRLA Podcast (Listen Up Landlords) | The NRLA’s own podcast on the rules and the news; NRLA members can log a point towards its accreditation for listening. |
Read on nrla.org.uk, an episode page | On the NRLA website or a streaming service, with the video on Spotify and YouTube. | NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION, 12187275 Incorporated 3 September 2019. Found on the register by name: the pages read give no company number. |
| Property Tribes | A forum that calls itself the number one property forum for private landlords, with news and members’ threads. |
Read on propertytribes.com | On the forum, after signing up. | Not named on the page read. |
| Property118 | Landlord news and comment, often on tax and ownership. It also sells consultations, which this page does not cover. |
Read on property118.com | On its site. | Not named on the page read. |
| The Property Podcast | A podcast from the co-founders of Property Hub, Rob and Rob, on property news and listeners’ questions, with an Ask Rob and Rob episode on Tuesdays. |
Read on podcast.propertyhub.net | A new episode every Tuesday and Thursday at 6am, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Music and other players. | Property Hub, whose co-founders present it. |
The fixed part
The official source, and its email alerts
- GOV.UK’s Changes to private renting page, from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, holds the Renters’ Rights Act guidance for landlords and tenants, the information sheet and the news. Its Get emails for this topic link sends each new guide and change by email.
- Acts and regulations, as made and as amended, are on legislation.gov.uk, and HMRC’s own manuals are on GOV.UK.
Before you choose
What to check
Whose view it is
A forum reply is one landlord’s view and a podcast is its host’s. Check anything you act on against GOV.UK or the legislation itself.
Who pays for it
Several sources here are run or sponsored by firms that sell insurance, legal services, consultancy or property deals. Read the sponsor line and the about page.
Which nation
Housing law differs in England, Wales and Scotland. Check that a thread or an episode is about the nation your property is in.
How old it is
The Renters’ Rights Act changed tenancies in England, and an older thread may describe rules that no longer apply. Check the date before you rely on it.
Before you rely on this page
This page is not legal or financial advice, and it recommends no source. It sets out what each one says about itself, read on one day.
Several sources here belong to, or are sponsored by, firms that sell insurance, legal services, consultancy or property investment; this page lists their forum, news or podcast only. No link on this page earns LetCompliance a fee.
Method
How this page was put together
- Fees: each firm’s own pages, read on 24 October 2026, without making an account or asking for a quote. Pages that draw their prices in the browser were read in one. Every fee is given as the page gave it, with VAT as the page states it, and a fee a page does not publish is marked as not published.
- Registers: the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the Council for Licensed Conveyancers and the Financial Conduct Authority registers where a firm is regulated, Companies House for the company behind each firm, and Companies House’s published list of authorised agents (dated 21 October 2026), all read the same day. Where a firm’s pages give no company number, the company found on the register under the name it gives or trades as is shown, and the cell says so.
- Not ranked: the firms are listed A to Z. Nothing was bought or tried; this is a desk comparison of published pages and public registers. Any link that pays LetCompliance a fee is marked Sponsored; the links here go to the pages that were read.
- LetCompliance publishes this guide and makes landlord software. It is set out first because it is the publisher’s own product, and it is not compared with the firms.
FAQs
Questions landlords ask
Where do UK landlords ask questions online?
On the forums read on 24 October 2026: Property Tribes, the LandlordZONE forum, the MoneySavingExpert board for house buying, renting and selling, and Landlord Law’s members’ forum, where a solicitor answers members’ questions, normally within 24 hours, as its page says. A reply is another landlord’s view; check it against GOV.UK before you act on it.
Are there podcasts for UK landlords?
Yes: the NRLA’s Listen Up Landlords, the LandlordZONE podcast, sponsored by Total Landlord, and The Property Podcast from Property Hub’s co-founders, with new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
How do I hear about changes to landlord law?
From the source: GOV.UK’s Changes to private renting page has a Get emails for this topic link that sends each new guide and change by email. News sites and podcasts then explain them.
Can I ask LetCompliance about my own let?
Yes. Inside the account, the AI advisor answers about your own properties, tenancies and figures, and about the rules, and the question board lets you ask other landlords using LetCompliance. Neither is legal advice.
