Renters’ Rights Act tips 04 – Rent Increases: A New Process for Landlords
UncategorizedUnder the Renters’ Rights Act, the way landlords increase rent has fundamentally changed. The new legislation removes the ease of informal agreements and rent review clauses, replacing them with a single standardised legal framework th...
Making Tax Digital for Landlords: What You Need to Know
UncategorizedAccording to the 2026 Spring Lettings Report produced by LRG, only 5% of landlords in England operate through limited companies. This means that a significant 95% of landlords will be directly affected by the Making Tax Digital (MTD) cha...
Renters’ Rights Act tips 03 – Getting Your Property Back: The End of Section 21
UncategorizedFrom 1st May, Section 21 eviction notices — the “easy eviction” route that many landlords, agents and solicitors historically relied upon — were formally abolished. This marks one of the most significant changes introduced under ...
Renters’ Rights Act Tips 02 – Selling Your Rental Property: The New Possession Rules Explained
UncategorizedIf you are considering selling your rental property, the Renters’ Rights Act introduces major changes that will significantly affect how — and when — you can regain possession. For many landlords, these new rules will require much ...
Renters’ Rights Act Tips 01 – The End of Fixed-Term Tenancies: What It Means for Landlords
UncategorizedOne of the most significant changes introduced under the Renters’ Rights Act is the removal of fixed-term Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs). In their place, all tenancies have automatically become periodic tenancies — meaning they c...
‘The Landlord’s Security Blanket’, and how and why you need to protect it
UncategorizedDo you know for certain that your tenancy documents are up to date? Do you know if you serve the move-in documents to your tenants in the correct sequence? As a landlord who has been renting to tenants for over a decade, I thought I kn...