Looking for the best housing association management software in the UK? This guide compares four established options, including Landlord Vision, MRI Social Housing, Aareon QL, and Capita One Housing. We focus on the features housing providers rely on most, including rent and arrears tracking, repairs workflows, compliance reminders, tenant communication, and reporting.

Looking for the best student property management software in the UK? This guide compares ten options used across student lets, from landlord-friendly platforms like Landlord Vision and Arthur Online to PBSA and university-focused systems such as Kinetic and Yardi Student Housing. We focus on what matters most for student property management for landlords, including group […]

Managing property has never been a simple task. Between rent payments, tenancy agreements, safety certificates, and the endless paper trail that comes with being a landlord, it’s no wonder so many of us turn to software to lighten the load.

Arthur Online has become one of the better-known names in the UK’s property management software market. Its appeal lies in flexibility: landlords and agents can create custom workflows, automate tasks, and give access to different stakeholders via dedicated portals. For larger agencies or landlords with complex property portfolios, those tools can be a big advantage.

Rentila has become a familiar name among UK landlords, especially for those who want an affordable way to manage their rental properties. With features like digital rent receipts, expense tracking, and basic communication tools, it ticks plenty of boxes for landlords who just want a simple platform to get organised.

For most UK landlords, when they first go in search of property management software, they often come across Property Hawk. It has become a go-to tool for landlords starting out for one critical reason – it is one of the few genuinely free pieces of property management software on the market.

If you have to deal with day-to-day property management, you’ve probably heard of Hammock. It has become increasingly popular amongst UK landlords and property managers by focusing almost entirely the financial side of renting out a property.

Okay, so you’ve been studying the property market and found the perfect investment, you’ve got yourself a buy-to-let mortgage, and the deal has finally gone through – you are the proud owner of a buy-to-let property!

Looking for the best letting agent software in the UK? This comparison covers eight popular platforms, including Landlord Vision, Arthur Online, PayProp, Hammock, and Alto, plus international options like Buildium, AppFolio, and DoorLoop. We focus on the features letting agents rely on most, including rent processing, portals and communication, reporting, and compliance software for letting […]

As a landlord, which aspect of property management takes up a frustrating amount of time?

Being a landlord can be an incredibly rewarding way to make a living, but like any rewarding endeavour, it is not without its challenges. There are many things to keep on top of, like finding and communicating with your tenants, keeping up to date with legal compliance requirements, submitting tax returns – the list goes […]

Looking for the best tenant communication software in the UK? This comparison covers seven popular options, including Landlord Vision, Arthur Online, Hammock, plus international platforms like Buildium, AppFolio, TenantCloud, and DoorLoop. We focus on what matters most in a tenant communication platform, including messaging, portals, reminders, document sharing, and how well each landlord tenant communication […]

Is there anything more frustratingly time-consuming than keeping on top of paperwork as a landlord or property manager? Not only is it tedious, but it’s also essential – and if you get lost in the sea of regulations then you could find yourself in serious trouble.

For many landlords, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for ITSA) will become a reality from next April. From 6 April 2026, MTD for ITSA will apply to unincorporated landlords who have combined trading and property income of £50,000.