No Letting Go updates franchisees on performance and legislation

No Letting Go (NLG), a leading UK provider of property inventory management services, is supporting its franchisees via its programme of annual regional franchise meetings. The meetings, which take place across six UK regions, are already underway, with two dates remaining at the time of writing.

Held every year, the sessions are an established forum for sharing business performance and projections, discussing service enhancements and legislative change, and gathering structured feedback from franchisees. The programme underscores NLG’s commitment to continuous learning and network connection as a core benefit of its franchise model.

This year’s agenda features a practical deep dive into the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, focusing on what’s changing, how requirements affect day-to-day delivery, and the resources the network will use to embed updates into standard practice. The meetings also cover the evolving opportunity for evidence-led reporting as regulation tightens across the private rented sector.

“We’re equipping the network with practical guidance and tools”

A key operational highlight is NLG’s partnership with Safe2, enabling No Letting Go clients to order discounted compliance certificates at the same time as their property reports. The integrated, single-journey process reduces administrative effort, shortens turnaround times and strengthens audit trails, removing the need to chase multiple contractors or move between platforms.

“These regional meetings are about clarity and collaboration,” said Nick Lyons, No Letting Go’s CEO. “We share how the business is performing, what’s changing in our sector, and, critically, what it means for franchisees on the ground. With the Renters’ Rights Act on the horizon, we’re equipping the network with practical guidance and tools that make delivery simpler and more robust.”

The regional meetings cover a variety of topics, including:

• Performance & planning – a review of the past year, forward projections and priority initiatives for the network.
• Legislation & compliance – a deep dive on the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, with steps to embed changes into everyday operations.
• Service updates & tools – walk-throughs of process improvements and technology, including Safe2 integration for streamlined compliance ordering.
• Franchisee feedback – structured time for suggestions on service delivery, training and support, ensuring national systems evolve with local insight.

These regional sessions complement NLG’s wider programme of year-round training and events that keep franchisees connected, upskilled and current with industry developments while preserving the autonomy to run their local businesses day to day.

Find more information on No Letting Go’s franchise opportunities here.