RentGuarantor (RGG) has sigbed a two-year strategic partnership with the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), effective 11 February 2026.
Under the deal, the NRLA and RentGuarantor will develop a co-supported education and training programme to help landlords manage risk and protect rental income as the sector prepares for proposed changes under the Renters' Rights Act.
In addition, the NRLA will promote RentGuarantor’s services to its membership of more than 111,000 landlords. RentGuarantor is already a ‘Recognised Supplier’ to the NRLA, and the company said the new agreement builds on that existing relationship.
RentGuarantor’s Chief Executive Officer Paul Foy said: “We consider that having the support and partnership of an organisation of the NRLA's stature is testament to RentGuarantor's position as one of the leaders in the industry, and the capacity for our service to help landlords across the country.
“Being a landlord in today's property market extends far beyond collecting rent and managing maintenance - it's about navigating risk and ensuring the financial sustainability of your property portfolio. This strategic partnership will aim to support landlords to manage, and excel, in this area.
“We look forward to working closely with the NRLA team to help provide educational tools to landlords to assist them with protecting their property investments during this period of regulatory change.”
The NRLA’s Chief Executive Ben Beadle said: “I'm pleased to announce our partnership with RentGuarantor, which will provide high quality guidance to members on guarantor arrangements, at a time of significant change in the sector. Helping our customers thrive and safely navigate some of the biggest changes we have seen in our industry in a generation is the NRLA's raison d'être, and we are delighted to be working with our friends at RentGuarantor to make this element of the landlord journey that little bit easier.”
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RentGuarantor is tying its proposition to a large, engaged landlord audience at a time when regulatory change is sharpening the focus on arrears risk and income protection. If the joint training programme converts interest into take-up, the NRLA channel could become a meaningful driver of awareness and new business over the next two years.