The Renters’ Rights Act: What Every Landlord Needs to Know
08
Jan
The Renters’ Rights Act represents the most significant overhaul of the private rented sector in decades. Designed to improve tenant security and housing standards, it also introduces major new responsibilities for landlords.
Key Changes You Should Be Aware Of
Section 21 “no-fault” evictions will be abolished
All tenancies will move to a periodic structure
Rent increases limited to once per year via statutory process
Mandatory landlord and property registration
Compulsory Ombudsman membership
Future Decent Homes Standards and damp & mould obligations
Why This Matters
Failure to comply could result in:
Inability to regain possession
Fines and enforcement action
Disputes escalated to an Ombudsman
Delays in rent increases
Rent repayment orders
Our Free Landlord Webinar
To support landlords through these changes, Nock Deighton is hosting a live webinar explaining:
The government’s phased implementation roadmap
Practical steps landlords should (and shouldn’t) take now
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