Rent Guarantee Insurance

An open explanation from Nick Neale, Director of Emoov.

Section 21 has now gone, but many landlords are still approaching their tenancies as if nothing has changed. The issue is not the legislation itself, but how it is being handled in practice. This article looks at where landlords are going wrong and what needs to change.

From safety certificates to tenant-find costs, many landlords are missing legitimate expenses they could potentially claim against tax. Our latest guide looks at the common costs DIY landlords often overlook, and why record keeping matters more than ever.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest change in the private rental sector for almost 30 years, so make sure that you fully understand your obligations as a landlord. Our latest blog breaks it down into a simple checklist, plus a downloadable guide to help you stay compliant.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 comes into force on 1st May, and while most landlords are aware of the headline changes, many are still unclear on what they actually need to do before then. The detail is where the risk sits. From issuing the correct written statement to understanding how rent increases and possession will work going forward, there are a few key areas that need to be handled properly.