Day: May 1, 2026
New Government Forms for Landlords
Form 4A: Landlord’s notice proposing a new rent for assured tenancies in the private rented sector: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69eb2022606c20d412163366/Form_4A.pdf Form 3A: Notice seeking possession of a property…
Student Landlords – Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act
Student landlords face particular challenges with the upcoming changes. Below are some of the key issues members have been raising. 2 months’ notice Tenants can…
Renters’ Rights Act – Rental Bidding
From 01 May 2026, you or your letting agent will not be allowed to ask for, encourage, or accept an offer that is higher than…
Renters’ Rights Act – Rent Increases
When you will be able to increase rent For Assured Periodic Tenancies (APTs), you will only be able to increase the rent once a year….
Renters’ Rights Act – Discrimination
As a landlord, you will not be able to do anything that makes a tenant less likely to rent a property (or prevent them from…
Renters’ Rights Act – Pets
From 01 May 2026, landlords will not be able to refuse a pet request unless they have a fair reason. Below are the key details….
Renters’ Rights Act – Rent Payments and Deposits
From 01 May 2026, landlords will only be able to ask for rent in advance after the tenancy agreement has been ‘entered into’ (i.e. signed…
The Renters’ Rights Act is Here
Spring Bulletin 2026 This edition is packed full of Renters’ Rights Act information. We will post a paper copy to each member. It really is an…