The Renters' Reform Bill has been making waves in the property market for some time, promising to shake up the private rental sector in England. If you're a landlord or selling a tenanted property, understanding what's coming and how to prepare is crucial. So, where do things stand, and what should you be doing now?
The Renters' Reform Bill is designed to improve tenants' rights and bring significant changes to how rental properties are managed. Key proposed changes include:
The bill is currently progressing through the House of Lords and is expected to become law before October 2025. While the final version of the law is yet to be confirmed, landlords should start preparing for these changes now.
The rental landscape is changing, but by preparing in advance, landlords can stay ahead and protect their investments.
The Renters' Reform Bill is set to bring major changes to the private rental sector, and landlords need to be prepared. From the abolition of Section 21 evictions to stricter property standards and financial penalties, these reforms will reshape the way rentals are managed. If you're a landlord or selling a tenanted property, understanding the new rules - including advance rent caps and the impact of Ground 1A evictions - is crucial. Read our latest blog to stay ahead and ensure you're ready for the changes.
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